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Gordon Hill Press

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Gordon Hill Press

Gordon Hill Press is a publisher of poetry and stylistically innovative fiction, non-fiction, and literary criticism (especially concerning poetry). We strive to include a wide diversity of writers and writing, particularly writers living with disability. We want to publish exemplary writing.

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A graphic reading "Gift Guide Week with Selena Mercuri" There is an inset photo of Selena and her six book picks: There Is No Blue by Martha Baillie; Starry Starry Night by Shani Mootoo; Speech Dries Here on the Tongue by Hollay Ghadery, Resiqra Revulva, & Amanda Shankland; from time to new by Lydia Kwa; Skin by Catherine Bush, and This Report Is Strictly Confidential by Elizabeth Ruth.
Gift Guide Week with Selena Mercuri
A graphic for All Lit Up’s Women Asking Women series. On the top left is Steffi Tad-y, a woman of Filipino descent, smiling into the camera. On the bottom right is Joanna Cockerline, a light-skin-toned woman with blonde hair, smiling into the camera. Text on the graphic reads: “Women Asking Women (Writers Asking Writers). Joanna Cockerline and Steffi Tad-y. Women’s History Month on ALU."
Women Asking Women: Joanna Cockerline & Steffi Tad-y
The cover of Notes from the Ward by Steffi Tad-y. The design features bold, abstract geometric blocks in teal and red with white curved and straight dividing lines, resembling layered panels. The title appears in black uppercase letters on a cream rectangle near the top right, and the author’s name appears in the same style near the bottom left.
Two Poems: Notes from the Ward