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Straight from the printer to the publisher and out into the world…preparing bundles for bookstores and subscription copies for mailing! Bridge #3 has gone live! For subscription information, send an email to [email protected] Or, check us out in the bookstores mentioned on our page!
Issue #3 is here! You can find this little beauty at Elliott Bay Bookstore and more to come...
Did we mention that Open Books is a poetry-only bookstore? Sounds like heaven right. Well it is! This gallery-like space contains more than 10,000 titles.
We are so thrilled to be on the shelves at Open Books!
Good news! You can now find Bridge on the shelf at Left Bank Books in Seattle, WA. Enjoy all the sights and smells of Pike Place Market while you’re there.
Bridge #2 at the beach
Bridge #2 is here!
The Narrative of Frank. Those familiar with the works of one very brilliant American poet, will get this sly reference...do you know which poet we speak of?
In case this narrative needs further explication: photo one is Frank excited about a walk; photo two is Frank confused why we can't get his harness on; photo three is Frank disappointed in our stupidity regarding said harness; photo four is Frank nodding off for an afternoon nap. All rights to these photos belong to Frank's owner.
Sneak peak. Bridge #2 is publishing (thus far) two amazing expatriate writers; both, we are proud to say, are fluent in the language of Paris.
So many beautiful bridges in Paris. They call 'em ponts. Canal Saint-Martin.
We happen to think that the St. Johns neighborhood is Portland's version of paradise. Not considered "cool" exactly it still has a wonderful vibe and some of the nicest people out there. (Also some nice "out there" people!) The lovely bookseller here gave us cash up front for our humble publication! This is rare...and we are so grateful. Personally, when Bridge thinks of Portland we think of amazing little bookstores like St. Johns Booksellers. PS: We are right next to Ross Robbins on the shelf! What an honor.
Since about 25 of our issues were printed with a low-resolution cover that we didn't feel right selling, we've started leaving them around both Seattle and Portland for poetry buffs to find and hopefully steal! This issue is at Analog Coffee; we hear they like poetry!
Glad to see you getting your beautiful little publication out into the world! <3
Ah thanks Ross! We hope to see you again in our humble little venture soon. We publish poets that we love as many times as we want. Don't be a stranger :) we're a monthly affair...xoxo,Bridge
Bridge is now at Elliott Bay Books! For a mere $5 you can read eight amazing poets.
Bridge basics.
Who: Bridge is a monthly broadside that publishes the best poetry we can find, and we find our poets by looking within our own social circles first, and by keeping an ear to the ground for brilliant voices second. What: We publish poetry, song lyrics, short prose, nonfiction, translations and found works. We also feature one artist for our cover art for six month and then switch out for another willing Michelangelo. Where: We’re based out of Portland and Seattle. How cool is that: In this issue, you’ll find Priscilla Becker, winner of the Paris Review book prize, Ross Robbins, Orlo’s Bard Deluxe editor’s choice winner, and Ken Simnitt, a remarkable poet who died in 2012 before seeing his poems in print. We can thank his grandson and Bridge cofounder, Chory Ferguson, for discovering these poems. Read, enjoy!
Bridge loves Keith Barbalato, the nicest gentleman in charges of all things small and spineless in the north west. Well, on dry land at least. We'll be seeing you on the zine rack at Elliott Bay Books! Happy dance.
Oh wow, look how beautiful she is. Linda Poole will be doing the next five of our covers. We don't mind that.