Pssst: We’re hiring!
Do you like to read books? And then think about their themes, characters, and plot lines to the point of obsession? OMG, SO DO WE. Come write for us.
We’re looking for two or three Editorial Contributors to join our team of masterful book reviewers.
NOTE: Hazel & Wren is an all-volunteer organization, so these are unpaid positions. We pay in hugs, beer, books, and good karma.
For more details on the positions and how to apply, go here.
Thank you to everyone who came to our fourth
Words at WAM on February 18th!
Much gratitude to WAM, the stupendous WAM Collective, featured readers Paula Cisewski and Peter Bognanni, musical guest Charles Asch, and the rockin’ Hazel & Wren staff members Timothy Otte, Aaron King, Jessica Mayer and Taylor Trauger.
Extra-special props to our awesome open mic-ers: Mark East, Russ Van Heel, Walter Horishnyk, Sun Chi Som, Michael Penfield, Mary Lee, Jesse Green, Ali O’Reilly, Thorwald, Jake Skillings, Claire Fallon, Eric Komosa, Monika Hetzler, Zach Simon, Autumn Wetzel, Toby Grace, Anne Piper, Jacob Maybe, and Maddie Chicoine.
For the first time ever, we were able to make it through the entire open mic sign-up list! Huzzah! It felt so good to not have to turn anyone away.
Fantastic night all around!
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Your One-Stop Shop for Literary Gifts This Season
For the entire month of December, all Hazel & Wren letterpress prints are 30% off — that’s $14 each (normally $20)!
Here’s the link to Shop ‘Til You Drop!
8″x10″
Ship unmatted and unframed.
Limited Edition letterpress prints.*
Each print numbered and signed by Hazel & Wren along bottom of the print.
These prints are hand-pulled letterpress prints, and were printed from old wood type. This means there are some slight, natural variations in coloring from print to print, as well as some visible grain from the wood type.
Printed on Revere Suede Polar White 300gsm, a naturally acid- and chlorine-free paper. Ink used is a mixture of Daniel Smith Lithographic and Relief inks.
BUY THEM HERE
*Which means when these are gone, they’re gone forever! No reprints.
Thanks to all who came to Incident: A Reading at Rosalux Gallery!
The evening was full of good vibes, fantastic readers, mesmerizing art, and a ridiculously fun collaborative poem. The first version below is the original, and the second version is backwards, for fun. We like it both ways, actually!
A huge thanks to Rebecca Krinke and Duane Ditty for inviting us into their exhibition for this reading, and to our beloved readers: Opal C. McCarthy, Timothy Otte, and Brett Elizabeth Jenkins. Thanks also to Jessica Mayer for the photos below, and to all Hazel & Wren staff for being amazing, as usual.
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