Sheltering Pines Press
P.O. Box 1344
Kennebunk, Maine 04043
staff@shelteringpinespress.com
Welcome!
Sheltering Pines Press
is a New England-based small press publisher of poetry
and the sponsor of an annual poetry chapbook competition
OUR NEWEST INK!
Who You Are
by Nancy Henry
ANNOUNCING.....
The Winner of our
THIRD ANNUAL CHAPBOOK COMPETITION!!!
Winter '07/'08 releases:
1st Prize WINNER
of our 2006
Chapbook Competition
What We Already Knew
by Rick Cannon
FINALIST
in our 2006
Chapbook Competition
Pictures from Lang and Fellini
by Corey Mesler
FINALIST
in our 2006
Chapbook Competition
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The Number of Chaos
by Do Gentry
~
OUR CURRENT
(AND FINAL!) ISSUE
~
Animus #19
~ tearless, fearless ~
Don't Be A Stranger
by Alice N. Persons
Our Lady of Let's All Sing
by Nancy Henry
Two-Ply and Extra Sensitive
by John Michael Albert
Still Available:
Leaving the Green Elm Market
by Jennifer Markell
Finalist in the 2005
1st Annual Sheltering Pines Press
Chapbook Competition 2005
Conceptual Animals
by Chris Green
Finalist in the 2005
1st Annual Sheltering Pines Press
Chapbook Competition 2005
Gogama: Poems
by Maxine Susman
Finalist in the 2005
1st Annual Sheltering Pines Press
Chapbook Competition 2005
Animal Wisdom
by Jay Franzel
Finalist in the 2005
1st Annual Sheltering Pines Press
Chapbook Competition 2005
Pardon our Bragging!
Sheltering Pines Press poets heard on NPR!
Nancy Henry's poem
"Keys"
from her chapbook
Our Lady of Let's All Sing
)
Alice Persons' poems
"Why I Have A Crush on You, UPS Man"
and
"Meadowbrook Nursing Home,"
both from her chapbook
Don't Be A Stranger
David Moreau's poem
"Borrowed Time"
(from Animus #2)
and Annie Farnsworth's
"The Angel's Retirement Speech"
and
"For the Falling Man"
(from her chapbook
Bodies of Water, Bodies of Light
)
were all read by Garrison Keillor on The Writer's Almanac!
Please click to listen. We are shamelessly proud.
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We donate a portion of all net proceeds from
sales of Sheltering Pines Press publications
to animal welfare, land conservation,
and humanitarian charities.
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