Chapbooks

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Following John’s exquisite first chapbook with us, Music Over the Water, we were delighted to receive his latest manuscript, Cold-Running Current. These narrative poems, always musical, focus on the persistent mysteries of childhood, family, and the natural world."
Jill Peek, Publisher
Alice Greene & Co., Ann Arbor, Michigan

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All chapbooks by Seven Kitchens are limited editions, published on high quality paper with hand-tied bindings; their scrupulous editorial and production standards are particularly notable..." Kate Flaherty, Ploughshares: Indie Spotlight

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John Repp's poems are so word-lovely, so musical one might be tempted to ignore the difficult knowledge they quest after--moral vision in dangerous times." Dorothy Barresi, author of What We Did While We Made More Guns

Fever is about a love affair, a childhood, a marriage, a sojourn on a malfunctioning farm, an aging father, and a fever...This is Prospero's kingdom: 'real,' but a dream in which 'fireflies brush our faces.'"
Ed Ochester, author of Sugar Run Road

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No Away is the winner of Pudding House Publications' 2007 'Give 'em Shelter' Chapbook Competition. The poet received a $1000 prize and Columbus, Ohio organizations advocating for the homeless received a matching total of $1000."
Pudding House Publications