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Etruscan is a nonprofit literary press working to produce and promote books that nurture the dialogue among genres, cultures, and voices.

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It’s nice to meet you! Come here often? 😌

Because we’ve noticed some new followers have joined our Etruscan Press community. 🔍📚👀

You couldn’t hide from us forever! And let’s face it—we wouldn’t want you to. 🥸 So please allow us to introduce ourselves!

Leave a comment down below if you’re new to following us and let us know what you love about independent publishing culture. 😊

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From our new readers and writers who have recently joined us, to the familiar faces who have long been a part of our indie publishing community—we thought everyone should take a look at some of the Award Winning titles that Etruscan has been proud to publish. 😄

📕 Areas of Fog by Will Dowd @watershipdowd - 2017 Mass Book Award @masscenterforbook

📗 The Dog Looks Happy Upside Down by Meg Pokrass @megpokrass - 2017 Saboteur Awards Longlist @sabotagereviews

📘 Crave: Sojourn of a Hungry Soul by: Laurie Jean Cannady - 2015 Finalist: Foreword Review Book of the Year Award @forewordreviews

📙 The Other Sky by Bruce Bond and Aron Wiesenfeld @aronwiesenfeld - 2016 Finalist: Texas Institute of Letters Helen Smith Memorial Award for Best Book of Poetry @tslac

📓 Surrendering Oz: A Life in Essays by Bonnie Friedman @bonniefriedmanauthor - 2015 Finalist: The Community of Literary Magazines and Presses Firecracker Award @clmporg

2015 Finalist: Longlist PEN/Diamonstein-Spielvogel Award for the Art of the Essay @penamerica

📔 American Amnesiac by Diane Raptosh @dianeraptosh - 2013: National Book Award Longlist, Poetry @nationalbookfoundation

2014 Finalist: Housatonic Book Award for Poetry @wcsuwritingcenter

📕 What We Ask of Flesh by Remica L. Bingham @remicawriter - 2014 Finalist: Hurston/Wright Legacy Award in Poetry @hurstonwright_legacy_awards

📗 Body of a Dancer by Renee E. D’Aoust renee.daoust - 2011 Finalist: Foreword Review Book of the Year Award @forewordreviews

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“I hear America singing, her varied carols I hear.” - Walt Whitman

Nothing attested, everything sung, writes Etruscan poet H. L. Hix, echoing Whitman. Since our first release, September 11, 2001: American Writers Respond, Etruscan has been publishing books that are timely and timeless. The books we publish would not exist without the support of readers like you—those interested in sustaining the work of independent presses publishing quality literature. 📖 ♥️

Help us continue to show what an independent, non-profit literary press can do: orchestrate the literary music of authors not often heard in the mainstream. Help us show that books matter because they sing. 🎶

Join Etruscan’s varied carols by making a tax-deductible contribution today. Click the link in our bio or visit etruscanpress.org/support 🔗

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If this landed on your feed, then this poetry collection is for you…

This lyrically inventive poetry collection might become your next favorite book.

Etruscan Press has published several works of Dante Di Stefano. You can pre-order Heratland Errata, or acquire one of his previous works on the Etruscan Website. by @etruscanpress

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Have you ordered your copy yet? by @etruscanpress

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This is the first of the Etruscan Fall Team introductions!

Amanda M is currently pursuing the fiction track for her Creative Writing Masters degree at Wilkes University!

Please give Amanda M a warm welcome to the team! by @etruscanpress

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The Etruscan Team is pulling some poems from our backlist of talented authors to share with you. This week’s poem is by Rush Rankin.

The Etruscan Team is incredibly thankful to all of the authors we have the opportunity to work with.

Rush Rankin is the author of three poetry collections: Pascal’s Other Wager (2006), Bene-diction (winner of the Vassar Miller Prize, 2003), and The Failure of Grief, as well as a book on aesthetics titled In Theory. His poetry has appeared in numerous literary magazines, including New American Writing, Antioch Review, The Paris Review, The Yale Review, TriQuarterly, Pleiades, Mudfish, Gargoyle, Confrontation, and Hotel Amerika.

He holds academic degrees from Duke University, the University of North Carolina, and the Iowa Writers’ Workshop. His teaching experience includes positions at Virginia Tech, the University of Iowa, the University of Missouri at Columbia, the Kansas City Art Institute, and the University of Missouri at Kansas City. by @etruscanpress

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Here is what people are saying about the Taste of Rain in Buenos Aires. by @etruscanpress

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Congratulations to @watershipdowd and happy release day to The Taste of Rain in Buenos Aires!

“In these stories, Will Dowd offers readers a portal into the wonderful and surreal delight of imagination. Lyrical and imagistic, unexpected and sometimes weird in the very best way, these stories caught me exactly like the swift undertow of a dream’s current and tugged me into a world much more vivid that that of my everyday life. Reading this book reminded me that story, at its best, is always both revelation and play. I loved it.”
—Kirsten Sundberg Lunstrum, author of the novel Elita and the story collections Outer by @etruscanpress

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The Taste of Rain in Buenos Aires was selected as part of Nautilus’s Top Eight Books to read this October.

Is The Taste of Rain of Buenos Aires on your reading list? It will be released in two days, on October 6th by @etruscanpress

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Will Dowd was featured on the Other World podcast, where they discussed “The Taste of Rain in Buenos Aires” and the MIT-developed “Dream Machine.”

The podcast will be pinned in the first comment.

Excited for The Taste of Rain in Buenos Aires? The short-story collection releases October 6th, which is only three days away. by @etruscanpress

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