Publishing:

Greenboathouse Press

Founding editor, designer, printer, binder, publicist, &, etc., oh, enough already...

Founded in 1999 in conjunction with the first Greenboathouse Reading Series, Greenboathouse Press is a small press publishing hand-set & letterpress printed, hand-bound chapbooks of contemporary Canadian poetry, with occassional forays into fiction and non-fiction. 2008/9 Marks a major shift in the operations of the press, with the move from digital to letterpress production.

Along with running the basic operations of the press, each new title brings with it another opportunity to stretch my typographic, design & printing skills a bit further. For more on Greenboathouse Press, please visit the site at www.greenboathouse.com

 

Articles & Reviews:

DA, A Journal of the Printing Arts. 57; Fall/Winter 2005 (29-38). "Digital Influence in Letterpress Printing" by Anik See.

The Malahat Review. 151; Summer 2005 (82—86). Review of Life, Still & Otherwise (Sina Queyras) by Jay Ruzesky.

Ottowater. 0.1; January 2005 (116—19). Review of tengo sed (Shane Rhodes) by rob mclennan.

Open Letter. Twelfth Series; 4: Fall 2004. "Innocent Looking Faces: Typography at Mother Tongue Press and Greenboathouse Books" by Meredith Quartermain.

Amphora. 135; June 2004 (9—16); published by The Alcuin Society. "Greenboathouse Books" by Kuldip Gill.

fillingStation. 30; (68-9). Review: "a displacement in reading: The Eye-Shift of Surface (Meredith Quartermain)" by rob mclennan.

Geist. Vol. 13, No. 52, Spring 2004 (75). "Things of Beauty" (review of The Land Beyond, Matt Rader) by Brad Cran.