Dalton Publishing participates in Peer Pressure

March 24, 2010

Dalton Publishing is thrilled to be participating in the upcoming event: Peer Pressure: Indie Presses Unite.This event is being held in honor of Small Press Month, a nationwide celebration highlighting the high quality works produced by independent publishers.

The evening will be emceed by award-winning Dalton author, Owen Egerton, and will also feature Dalton author, Michael Gilmore, reading from his collection of visceral and visual poetry, Restless Astronomy. You can read excerpts of Michael Gilmore’s Restless Astronomy and Owen Egerton’s books on Scribd.

In addition to Dalton’s authors, actress Kelli Bland will read a hilarious piece from American Short Fiction’s newest issue. Monofonus Press will lend their teleporting expertise to the evening and broadcast a reading from renowned author Dan Chaon. And locals Cindy St. John and Bradley Strahan will represent their independent presses with awe-inspiring poetry.

Seth Woods, the Whiskey Priest, will begin the evening with a set of his gorgeous indie-Americana songs. Together, the night will be full of wit, humor, diverse writing, and amazing local music. You won’t want to miss it!

Saturday, March 27, 2010
7 - 10pm

Club de Ville
900 Red River
Austin TX

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Writing on the Air with Michael Gilmore

July 13, 2009

Dalton Publishing poet and author of Restless Astronomy, Michael Gilmore, will give an interview on KOOP 91.7 FM “Writing on the Air” with host Dillon McKinsey. Tune in on Wednesday, July 15 from 6 to 7 p.m. to hear Michael’s first on-air interview.

Writing on the Air promotes the art of writing and creativity, and provides information to Austin’s community of readers, writers, and creatives. The show has featured interviews and readings with award-winning, as well as up-and-coming, novelists, journalists, biographers, poets, essayists, folklorists, songwriters, freelancers, historians, screenwriters, playwrights, humorists, philosophers, and other creative spirits.

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Bonazzi Reviews “Restless Astronomy”

April 27, 2009

On April 26, The San Antonio Express-News published critically-acclaimed author and poetry columnist Robert Bonazzi’s brilliant review of Restless Astronomy, the latest collection of poems from Austin-based poet Michael Gilmore.

Read the entire review here…

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Reviewer Says, “Restless Astronomy is Simply Brilliant!”

January 22, 2009

A book reviewer for The University of Texas at San Antonio’s campus newspaper, The Paisano, recently raved about poet Michael Gilmore and his first collection of poetry in over two decades, entitled Restless Astronomy. The reviewer calls Gilmore’s work endearing and romantic, and notes that a number of poems from this collection are “filled with intense thought and raw human emotion.” The final paragraph of the review is replete with acclaim: “Restless Astronomy is wonderfully written, and Gilmore’s wit and creativity are outstanding. He has a way with words that keeps readers thoroughly entertained. He is fearlessly bold, which is apparent because his honest emotion is expressed in every line of his poetry. Michael Gilmore is simply brilliant.”

Bravo, Mr. Gilmore! We couldn’t agree more!

Read the entire review here…

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Dalton Title Nominated for Book of the Year

January 16, 2009

International book distributor Midpoint Trade Books has nominated Dalton Publishing title for Foreword Magazine’s 2008 Book of the Year award. From a crop of hundreds of books, Midpoint selected poetry collection Restless Astronomy by Michael Gilmore along with only 43 other titles. This book was chosen because it represents “the finest in independent publishing,” according to Gail Kump, Executive Vice President of Midpoint Trade Books.

Restless Astronomy has garnered considerable critical acclaim and numerous fans since its debut in Fall 2008. We at Dalton are enormously proud!

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Restless Astronomy Garnering Sensational Reviews

October 8, 2008

Award-winning book review site, Armchair Interviews, has given Restless Astronomy by Michael Gilmore a fabulous review. Sarah van Ingen, reviewer, relentlessly praises the collection, calling Gilmore “no amateur poet” and declaring that “some of these poems are among the best being published in the U.S. today.” Van Ingen concludes her rave review noting that “Gilmore’s talent is as good as it gets when it comes to poetry…this is a very strong pick in the poetry genre.”

Read the entire review here…

Guest reviewer Cynthia Murphy has called Restless Astronomy “very enjoyable” in her recent review for Breeni Books. She notes that “Gilmore uses lovely language and writes with a high degree of confidence.” She continues on to call the collection “a colorful mix of poems.” The reviewer praises Gilmore’s shorter poems and his use of beautiful imagery. Murphy compliments the book cover, which she calls “simple, yet intriguing” and ends her review naming Restless Astronomy “a fun, quirky mix of poems.”

Read the entire review here…

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Restless Astronomy Review on Midwest Book Review

October 6, 2008

Midwest Book Review is running Robert Stikmanz’s review of Restless Astronomy, a collection of poems by Michael Gilmore, for their October Reviewer’s Bookwatch.
You can read the entire review by following this link, then searching the page for Stikmanz.

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Michael Gilmore Poetry Reading and Booksigning

September 8, 2008

Restless Astronomy by Michael GilmorePlease join us at Borders Westgate on Saturday, Sept. 13 at 4pm for a poetry reading and signing by the ever-brilliant Michael Gilmore, author of Restless Astronomy.

Restless Astronomy is Gilmore’s first collection of poetry in over two decades and includes older, previously published poems as well as new, intensely incisive pieces. Ranging expansive topics, the poems cover love and loss, past relationships, the passing of heroes, parenting, and encounters with the world from Chinese cafes to Russian poet icons.

Who: Michael Gilmore
What: Poetry reading and booksigning, Restless Astronomy
Where: Borders Westgate (4477 S. Lamar)
When: Saturday, Sept. 13 at 4pm

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The Dalton Gang Welcomes Michael Gilmore

August 26, 2008

Please join us at BookPeople on Wednesday, August 27 at 7pm as we welcome long-time Austin poet Michael Gilmore into the ever atypical and ingenious Dalton Gang at the release party and booksigning for Restless Astronomy.

His first collection of poetry in over two decades, Restless Astronomy includes older, previously published poems as well as new, intensely incisive pieces. Ranging expansive topics, the poems cover love and loss, past relationships, the passing of heroes, parenting, and encounters with the world from Chinese cafés to Russian poet icons.

Michael Gilmore has rounded the globe in his lifetime, and his residency in such varying locales has created a background of diverse experience and an international palate, which both lend to molding his poetry. Restless Astronomy has recently received attention from Texas Poet Laureate Larry D. Thomas who brings to light that “Each page of this daring collection of poems smolders before our eyes, lucent with love and erudition.”

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Michael Gilmore Joins the Dalton Gang with a New Poetry Collection

August 15, 2008

Dalton Publishing is thrilled to announce the release of long-time Austin poetry rebel Michael Gilmore’s Restless Astronomy. This is his first collection of poetry in over two decades. The collection includes older, previously published poems as well as new, intensely incisive pieces. Ranging expansive topics, Restless Astronomy covers love and loss, past relationships, the passing of heroes, parenting, and encounters with the world from Chinese cafés to Russian poet icons.

Michael Gilmore has rounded the globe in his lifetime, and his residency in such varying locales has created a background of diverse experience and an international palate, which both lend to molding his poetry. Restless Astronomy has recently received attention from Texas Poet Laureate Larry D. Thomas who brings to light that “Each page of this daring collection of poems smolders before our eyes, lucent with love and erudition.”

Join us at the BookPeople release party on August 27 at 7pm for a reading and booksigning by this always brilliant wordsmith.

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