By Lizzy Young Next up in our blog interview series for Women’s History Month, where some of our women authors shared their thoughts, we have Jessica Jopp! Jessica Jopp grew up in New York state. She holds an MFA from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst. An award-winning poet, Jopp…

By Lizzy Young Today, Phuong T. Vuong is the featured author for our celebration of Women’s History Month blog series. Phuong T. Vuong is a Vietnamese American poet and essayist who cannot stop thinking about language, memory, and migration. She is the author of The House I Inherit (Finishing Line…

By Lizzy Young In the next installment of our blog series celebrating Women’s History Month, Francesca Bell shares her thoughts on women authors, her own work, and female literary characters. Francesca Bell is a poet and translator. Her debut collection, Bright Stain (Red Hen Press 2019), was a finalist for…

By Lizzy Young For Women’s History Month, we are spotlighting some of our incredible women authors whose books are forthcoming this spring! …

By Lizzy Young Here at Red Hen Press, we are proud that our catalog includes many titles authored by women. So we are taking Women’s History Month to celebrate some of our women authors and their books. First, we are kicking off the celebration by highlighting some incredible women-authored Red…

By Lizzy Young On the last day of February, we are closing out our February Valentine’s series, where a Red Hen spring pub poet shares one love poem that inspires them and one poem they wrote, with Katharine Coles! Katharine Coles’ eleven books include Wayward, poems from Red Hen Press…

By Emily Morris As part of our Black History Month series, we are spotlighting the words and works of Kathryn H. Ross, author of Black Was Not a Label. Kathryn H. Ross lives and writes in Southern California. She works as a professional freelance copywriter and consultant, an adjunct professor…

By Lizzy Young In the next installment of our Valentine’s Poet series, where a spring pub poet shares a love poem that inspired them and a love poem they wrote, we are featuring Douglas Manuel! Douglas Manuel was born in Anderson, Indiana and now resides in Long Beach, California. He…

By Emily Morris Throughout the month of February, Red Hen Press has been recognizing the work and achievements of the incredible Black authors that have shared their words with us. One month of the year is not enough time to commemorate the momentous works of Black creatives or acknowledge this…