
Michael Kleber-Diggs reads at the Outpost Performance Series
Join Michael Kleber-Diggs at the Hook and Ladder Theatre & Lounge on October 10th at 6pm! More details to come!
Join Michael Kleber-Diggs at the Hook and Ladder Theatre & Lounge on October 10th at 6pm! More details to come!
Join Michael Kleber-Diggs at his poetry reading at the University of Kansas (Lawrence). More details to come.
We are excited and humbled to announce a new literary series, Multiverse, and the first book in the series, Hannah Emerson’s The Kissing of Kissing, out April 2022.
MULTIVERSE
Multiverse is a literary series devoted to different ways of languaging, curated by neurodivergent poet Chris Martin, and featuring a chorus of editorial voices. Multiverse primarily emerges from the practices and creativity of neurodivergent, autistic, neuroqueer, mad, nonspeaking, and disabled cultures. The desire of Multiverse is to serially surface multiple universes of underheard language that might intersect, resonate, and aggregate toward liberatory futures. In other words, each book in the…
Join Michael Kleber-Diggs at Next Chapter Booksellers for the launch of Literary Bridges: A Cracked Walnut Celebration on Sunday, September 12th at 2pm. More details here!
Join Michael Kleber-Diggs at the Kansas Book Festival on September 18th (all day). More details here!
Michael Kleber-Diggs will read at the River’s Edge Performance Series on Sunday, August 22nd 2:00 and 4:00. RSVP to rivers.edge.create@gmail.com for more information.
Join Michael Kleber-Diggs for a poetry reading at the Eggroll Queen Music Cafe on Sunday, August 15th at 2:00pm (CT)! More details here!
Hannah Emerson is the author of The Kissing of Kissing. She is also the author of a chapbook, You Are Helping This Great Universe Explode.
Tara Chace is the translator of Haymaker in Heaven. Her translations from the Norwegian, Danish, and Swedish include work by Jo Nesbø, Per Nilsson, Lene Kaaberbøl, and Agnete Friis. She lives in Seattle.
Edvard Hoem is the author of Haymaker in Heaven. He has been one of Norway’s leading literary writers since his breakthrough with the Critics’ Prize–winning novel The Ferry Crossing in 1974.