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Founded in 2001 as a poetry collective, Marsh Hawk Press has evolved into a self-sustaining publisher that prides itself on its authors’ involvement in every stage of the publishing process. Our books' forms and sensibilities assimilate modern and post-modern traditions of poetry and memoir but expand from these without political or aesthetic bias.
Monday, May 4, 2020
Friday, April 17, 2020
MARSH HAWK REVIEW, SPRING 2020
Notice:
The Spring 2020 Issue of The Marsh Hawk Press Review has gone live!
Safely invite 37 great poets into your living room and read (for free) work by Marge Piercy, Maxine Hong Kingston, Rusty Morrison, Jane Ormerod, Dennis Nurkse, Kim Shuck, Rafael Jesus Gonzalez, Indigo Moor, Andrena Zawinski, Thomas Fink, Joan Gelfand, Burt Kimmelman, Tim Kahl, Susan Terris, Jane Augustine, Paul Pines, Eileen R. Tabios, Andrea Carter Brown, Kiran Bhat, Michael Rerick, Daniel Lawless, Lucille Lang Day, Joshua McKinney, Robert Gibb, David Lawton, Bruce Bagnell, George Quasha, Gail Newman, Barbara Novack, Jim Bernard, Basil King, Steven Rood, Puma Perl, Wil Gibson, Richard Loranger, Grace Marie Grafton, and Jana Harris. (This issue was edited by Mary Mackey.)
Tuesday, March 31, 2020
NORTH OF OXFORD REVIEWS EILEEN TABIOS' LATEST MARSH HAWK PRESS BOOK
Lynette G. Esposito reviews Eileen R. Tabios' The In(ter)vention of the Hay(na)ku for North of Oxford. You can see review HERE, but here's an excerpt:
The book is well organized and the subjects are broad but spring from specific symbols that work both logically and figuratively. Poems vary from three lines to many pages. There is good variety, a little instruction and much to be discussed in this prism of poems that shares so much light.
Tuesday, March 24, 2020
RESCHEDULED 2020 BOOK LAUNCH
UPDATE: The book launch has been rescheduled for Nov. 6, 2020 at Poets House, New York City.
Marsh Hawk Press deeply regrets the cancellation of our May Book Launch due to the Corona Virus. We hope to reschedule later this year. Details to be announced as soon as we know.

Marsh Hawk Press deeply regrets the cancellation of our May Book Launch due to the Corona Virus. We hope to reschedule later this year. Details to be announced as soon as we know.

This group book launch celebrates the release of new Marsh Hawk titles by Geoffrey O’Brien, Eileen R. Tabios, Thomas Fink and Maya Mason, Basil King, Daniel Morris, and 2019 Marsh Hawk Press Poetry Prize winner Gail Newman. A reception and book signing will follow readings by the authors.
Admission Free and open to the public.
Thursday, March 5, 2020
Tuesday, March 3, 2020
SPRING 2020 BOOK LAUNCH

YOU ARE INVITED!
This group book launch celebrates the release of new Marsh Hawk titles by Geoffrey O’Brien, Eileen R. Tabios, Thomas Fink and Maya Mason, Basil King, Daniel Morris, and 2019 Marsh Hawk Press Poetry Prize winner Gail Newman. A reception and book signing will follow readings by the authors.
Details
- Date:
- May 22, 2020
- Time:
- 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
This event is made possible through Poets House’s Literary Partners program. Poets House is an ADA accessible facility.
Admission Free and open to the public.
Tuesday, February 11, 2020
MEMORIAL SERVICE For HARRIET ZINNES
Dear Friends,
This is a letter and invitation from Alice Zinnes, daughter of Harriet Zinnes:
This is a letter and invitation from Alice Zinnes, daughter of Harriet Zinnes:
Dear Friends, Family and Colleagues of Harriet Zinnes,
It is with sadness that I send an email about my mother’s death, but with gladness that I invite those who had known, loved and respected her. Our family would be honored to share our and your remembrances of Harriet. Please see the invitation below for a full description of the memorial service for Harriet Zinnes.
Saturday, March 7, 6:00-9:00pm
Poets House: 10 River Terrace, NYC 10282 (212) 431-7920
Please forward this to anyone you think would be interested. We do not have access to Harriet’s email address book. Thank you.
An RSVP would be appreciated, though is not required. You can RSVP by email to azinnes@pratt.edu
Best,
Alice Zinnes
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