New Rivers Press’s You May Have the Suitcase Now by Beaudelaine Pierre is #17 on Small Press Distribution’s Best Sellers list. https://www.spdbooks.org/Pages/Item/60072/Nonfiction-Bestsellers-July-2021.aspx
Dr. Chang-Seong Hong, philosophy, published a Korean-language monograph Dependent Arising and Emptiness, and Impermanence and Non-Self in February 2021. South Korean government has recently selected his book as one of the King Sejong books of the year. Their government has purchased a thousand copies of his book and sent them to both public and private libraries of the nation.
Elissa (Martinson) Schley (MSUM, B.S. Health Services Administration, 2001) was one of four panelists who presented a recent webinar hosted by the Minnesota Gerontological Society titled “Assisted Living Licensure: What to do if you Work with Older Adults.” Elissa is an Options Counseling Policy Analyst with the Senior Linkage Line at the MN Board on Aging where she oversees housing […]
New Rivers Press’s newest poetry publication, Mask for Mask by JD Scott, hit number 5 on Small Press Distribution’s bestseller list for poetry in May!
New Rivers Press author, JD Scott (Mask for Mask) was interviewed at the University of Arizona Poetry Center. In the interview, they discussed working with New Rivers & MSUM students in the production of their book. https://poetry.arizona.edu/blog/interview-jd-scott