Tina Egnoski

My poem Busking, Providence appears on the Black Lawrence Press blog, on this last day of National Poetry Month.

My review of Kirby Gann's new novel Ghosting can be found in the April issue of The Southern Literary Review.

The Writing, Literature and Publishing Department at Emerson College recently interviewed me for an alumni profile. You can read it here.

In the Time of the Feast of Flowers is the February "Read of the Month" at The Southern Literary Review. Nice and thorough review by Bonnie Armstrong.

Wendy Robarbs at caribousmom.com gave In the Time of the Feast of Flowers a stellar review. She writes, in part, “Egnoski’s writing is poetic and her characters ring true. She writes with authority not only about life in a small town, but about a generation growing up during the socially progressive years of the 1970s.” Four stars! Read More 

Today is the "official" publication date of In the Time of the Feast of Flowers. Here's an easy and quick link to the Amazon.com page.

My article about publishing a fiction chapbook, "Good Fiction Comes in Small Packages," just came out in Sapling, a weekly e-newsletter. The newsletter, available by subscription from Black Lawrence Press, focuses on issues considering the small press industry.

I just learned that In the Time of the Feast of Flowers is set for release on January 9, 2012. Hooray! You can pre-order a copy at Amazon.com.

My story, Welcome to Silver Springs, We Hate to See You Go, was just accepted to the upcoming issue of Saw Palm: Florida Literature and Art, a literary journal published at the University of South Florida.

I just added a couplet to The Million-Line Poem at Tupelo Press. It's a celebration of the collective poetic process: each day, editors a two lines from contributing poets. It's pretty great to watch the poem grow over time. Click here to read.