Atlantic Places
Ron Ennis
Exit Interview
Alexa Doran
What Love Is
Daniel and Cochrane
Happiness Ruined Everything
Michael Klein
Five for Nothing
Cindy King
Look at All the Colors Hidden There
Suzanne Burns
Our New and Forthcoming Authors
chosen from Galileo’s summer 2023 and 2024 reading periods
Andy Bieman, Brocken Spectre, a novella about Zyg, a field recording hobbyist who has been trying to record two footsteps that never seem to turn out right.
J.A Bernstein, Afterlight, a memoir of an Israeli soldier unable to prevent his political irony from becoming his personal crisis.
Christopher Buckley, Imperfect Contrition, personal essays on poetry, surfing, eternity, and Catholic school.
Laton Carter, The Woman, a collection of poems that questions whether or not an ontological center is even necessary. Laton is our 2024 Galileo Fellow.
Lauren Crawford, Horse Camp, a chapbook of poems occurring at a low-funded horse camp for young Girl Scouts of America.
Ariana D. Den Bleyker, Wintering, a collection of poems speaking to the deadening sense that grips us. We often can’t explain it. The sun may be shining, the sky blue, and there may be nothing to worry us—but nonetheless…
Heather Rounds, I Prefer the Praying Mantis, a hybrid memoir penned in a lyrical and luminous style inspired by place and placelessness.
Esperanza Hope Snyder, Mostly Blooming, a collection of poems embodying the diaspora of experience. Think, hopping a box car to Mars with stops in Colombia and Sicily. And the search for meaning / water / love in our fragile world / backyard / piano.
The Telescope
Featuring content from 40 years of Galileo Press
On Stranded Projects, Community, and Home
Danielle Hanson considers the winding paths to publication, and sometimes the dead ends.
Thank you to everyone who recently sent us a book or chapbook during our Spring open reading spell. We will be falling in love with your manuscripts over the next several months. It is such glorious anguish to read you and hear your music yet still knowing that we can only publish the books that sing to we all.
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