#fourwaybooksfall2013

"To a Camellia Blossom", a poem from Kamilah Aisha Moon's debut poetry collection, She Has a Name, was featured this past Saturday in The Dish. 

She Has a Name is available from Four Way Books. 

"These eleven brilliant stories are about marriage, divorce, and parenthood. Redel, who is also an award-winning poet, makes everyday topics shimmer." Read more to see why Dawn Raffel from Reader's Digest thinks you should read Make Me Do Things by Victoria Redel. 

Kamilah Aisha Moon (She Has a Name) will be the featured reader this Sunday, December 8, at 2 pm, at the Women Writers In Bloom Potluck & Poetry Salon with Open Mic in Crown Heights, NY. RSVP for more information.

This Sunday, December 8, at 2 pm, Kamilah Aisha Moon (She Has a Name) will be the featured poet for the Women Writers In Bloom Potluck & Poetry Salon with Open Mic in Crown Heights, NY. RSVP for more information. 

"As the title suggests, Gonzalez’s fourth collection is one in which beauty and the allure of utopia are undermined at every turn by death, absence, and exile." See what else made The Academy of American Poets' "Notable Books of 2013" list. 

Unpeopled Eden is available from Four Way Books. 

Tonight, December 4, at 7 pm, Kamilah Aisha Moon (She Has a Name) will read with Jacob Appel, Justin Kramon and Jessica Sticklor for the Elephant Rock Books Reading at Pacific Standard (82 Fourth Avenue) in Brooklyn, NY. 

"Gonzalez strips his language down so far that it starts to sound like a collective voice—the voice, quite often, of a place emptied of emigrants killed or departed." See what other titles Jonathan Farmer has on the list for Slate. 

Unpeopled Eden is available from Four Way Books. 

Tomorrow, December 4, at 7 pm, Kamilah Aisha Moon (She Has a Name) will read with Jacob Appel, Justin Kramon and Jessica Sticklor for the Elephant Rock Books Reading at Pacific Standard (82 Fourth Avenue) in Brooklyn, NY.