Fourteen Hills Release Party – Issue 23.2

Fourteen Hills Press is proud to announce the release party for issue 23.2! Join us for wine, snacks, and readings by the following contributors:

JEN SULLIVAN BRYCH has published most recently in sPARKLE + bLINK and The Bygone Bureau. Past publications include The Rumpus, The Los Angeles Timesand Wired. Her plays have also been read and performed in various Bay Area theaters. She’s currently working on a novel and advising Forum, CCSF’s literary magazine.

SYLVIA CHAN is a poet from Hayward, California. She teaches in the Writing Program at the University of Arizona and serves as contributing editor for Entropy. Her debut collection, We Remain Traditional, is forthcoming from the Center for Literary Publishing in 2018. She will be in conversation with CHET WIENER, who selected Chan as the winner of the 2017 Stacy Doris Memorial Poetry Award.

Originally from San Francisco, TONGO EISEN-MARTIN is a movement worker and educator who has organized against mass incarceration and extra-judicial killing of Black people throughout the United States. His latest book of poems titled Someone’s Dead Already was nominated for a California Book Award. His next book of poems, Heaven Is All Goodbyes, is being published by the City Lights Pocket Poets Series.

TIFFANY HIGGINS is the author of The Apparition at Fort Bragg (2016), an e-chapbook, winner of Iron Horse Literary Review’s contest, selected by Camille Dungy; And Aeneas Stares into Her Helmet (2009), Carolina Wren Poetry Prize winner; and Tail of the Whale, translations from Alice Sant’Anna’s Portuguese (Toad Press, 2016).

LORRAINE LUPO is the author of By Way Of (Green Zone Editions). Her work has appeared in The New England Review, Fourteen Hills, and the Art Book Review, among others. She edits the poetry/art series Periodic Postcards and lives in Oakland, California.

ANDREW MURPHY lives in San Francisco, where he currently teaches English at San Francisco State University and Skyline College.