What's new at 8th House...

Poésie & musique Kazamaza Café-Resto, 4629 avenue du Parc 16h00 Sunday May 23. Merci! See you there! À bientôt! ¡Hasta pronto!

"Heidegger's Nietzsche" by Paul Catanu, and "Plum Stuff" by Rolli are now available for sale/distribution. Order your copy today!

Stills of the video now available. Look for the full video of the launch soon!!!

Music: Nietzsche - Junge Fischerin

Morgan Hoffstetter (C) 2010

"PLUM STUFF" Book Tour

MAY 17TH - STRASBOURG 1:30 PM - William Derby School 7:00 PM - Strasbourg Public Library MAY 18TH - ASSINIBOIA 10:00 AM - Assiniboia Composite High School 7:30 PM - Assiniboia and District Public Library

MAY 19TH - SHAUNAVON 8:55 AM - Shaunavon High School 1:30 PM - Shaunavon Public Library MAY 20TH - BIRCH HILLS 2:00 PM - Birch Hills High School 7:00 PM - Birch Hills Public Library

Poems in English or French. Poèmes en français et en anglais.

DEADLINE for Submissions: MAY 1st, 2010

6 poems per person maximum; please add a brief author bio. 6 poèmes par personne maximum; ajoutez une biographie d'auteur.

Send all submissions to: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Cover artwork © 2010 Morgan Hofstetter

Plum Stuff" by Canada's own Rolli coming soon! Look for the book tour!!!

Kolkata Dreams Reviewed in Art Threat by K. Gandhar Chakravarty
88 pages | 5.5 × 8.5 | ISBN 978-0-9809108-7-2 (Full Colour, Paperback)

KOLKATA DREAMS is a work of travel poetry that will transport you across the sea to northeastern India. The poems explore the idealization of Mother India against the realities of its westernization from the perspective of a Canadian-born Indo-North American discovering his heritage for the first time. When reading and reciting this poetry — you may be forced to voice these poems aloud — you will find that laughter often chokes itself on tears while the book yo-yos between medit…

Librairie Olivieri & 8TH HOUSE PUBLISHING

cordially invite you to:

"HEIDEGGER'S NIETZSCHE" ****BOOK LAUNCH****

"Unwanted Hopeless Romantic Morons" by Goeffrey Alexander Parsons reviewed in Literary Kicks. Read the full article here.