Books from Quale Press

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  All in All

  By Laura Chester

  All in All, by Laura Chester, is the second in Quale Press's edition key satch(el) quarterly series of chapbooks of prose poetry.

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  Souls of Wind: A Novel

  By John Olson

  Fiction. SOULS OF WIND is a story of inner agitation, a quest for beatitude that plays out in the dynamics of the American West in 1880.

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  Drawn from Life: A Novel

  By Jonathan Strong

  He had always liked Natalie Wood on TV, so he pretended to Russ that she was why he wanted to see the movie. He knew that James Dean was already dead, and it was almost creepy to find him so beautiful to look at.

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  More Light: A Novel

  By Jonathan Strong

  Lewis. &. William. Clark. I've been accused ofa crime. What can they do to me? I suppose they can do whatever they like but there's also the law. The lawyers have to follow it though they can argue from either side.

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  Boxing Inside the Box: Women's Prose Poetry

  By Holly Iglesias

  Iglesias examines critical studies on prose poetry in light of how they treat women writers. She contends that the form has been too narrowly defined and the work of many women prose poets has been neglected.

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  North Arrow

  By Dennis Barone

  We had a dinner there one night and John's daughter, Sarah, and future son-in-law, Michael, came over from Providence,Rhode Island,to join us.We did many of the expected things: went to Elizabeth Park, to the Wadsworth Athenaeum, ...

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  (Nevertheless Enjoyment

  By Elizabeth Bryant

  Elizabeth Bryant. (nevertheless enjoyment (nevertheless enjoyment Elizabeth Bryant Quale Press Portions of this book.

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  The Graveyard of Fallen Monuments

  By P. H. Liotta

  this is what has become of all the decomposed and broken lines I never used, the wasted concepts, computer failures and hard disks that crash at remembering my childhood. The claw of a dangling modifier reaches up to me, snapping like a ...

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  Walking Backwards

  By Dennis Barone

  Poetry. WALKING BACKWARDS is a collection of longer prose poems in which life seems to lean into the absurd to laugh, while quietly relishing the beauty of a private thought....