20 Books from Cervena Barva Press

20 Books from Cervena Barva Press

"Cervena Barva Press has published over 200 books from writers all over the world. The press name is Czech meaning “Red Color.” The press offers free writing workshops, hosts poetry and translation
roundtables, an artist and poetry series, a reading series, sells books on consignment and Cervena Barva Press books in the bookstore, The Lost Bookshelf online."

Set includes 17 books of poetry, 2 books of poetry/fiction, and 1 book of fiction.

Fly Fishing in Times Square by William Walsh, 2020 (Poetry)

Get Up Said the World by Gail Goepfert, 2020 (Poetry)

Momentary Turbulence by Brad Rose, 2020 (Poetry)

Lavinia & Her Daughters, A Carpathian Elegy by Ioana Ieronim, translated from the Romanian by Adam J. Sorkin (Poetry)

The Snow Dead by Marc Zegans, 2020 (Chapbook/Poetry)

Confess by Susan Tepper, 2020 (Chapbook/Poetry)

Asking the Form by Hilary Sallick, 2020 (Poetry)

Rita by Ellen Devlin, 2019 (Chapbook/Poetry)

Balkan Grit by Milan Djurasovic, 2019 (Poetry/Fiction)

White Zion by Gila Green, 2019 (Fiction)

What Happens Next by George Ovitt, 2018 (Poetry)

Yet, Love, Illumine Us by Juri Talvet, translated from the Estonian by Juri Talvet and H. L. Hix, 2018 (Poetry)

Captive in the Here by Gary Metras, 2018 (Poetry)

EK by Tree Riesener, 2017 (Poetry)

Fire Tongue by Zvi A. Sesling, 2016 (Poetry)

Melancolia by Roberto Carlos Garcia, 2016 (Poetry)

Bosnian lullabies that enlighten and terrorize by Milan Djurasovic, 2016 (Poetry)

Twenty-One Ghazals by Alisher Navoiy, translated from the Uzbek by Dennis Daly, 2016 (Poetry)

A World Less Perfect For Dying In by Ralph Pennel, 2015 (Poetry)

Almost Too Much by Barbara Murphy, 2015 (Poetry)