Sort the catalog by clicking the column headers. Click on a title to see more details, including reviews and a sample. Click on an author to read their bio. All links open a new window.
You can pay by check, made out to Moon Pie Press and sent to Moon Pie Press, 16 Walton Street, Westbrook, ME 04092. Please add $4.00 per book for postage and handling.
Or pay with PayPal or a credit card, which will ask you to choose ECONOMY shipping method, the only one available on the account, for all U.S. orders. $4.00 per book. Books are sent via media mail, the most cost efficient method. It may take a week or longer to receive a book. Email us at moonpiepress@yahoo.com with any questions, or about large or foreign orders. Thank you for supporting our small press and our poets!
by Sarah Stern
...filled with beautiful and haunting poems. Robbins' poems do not shy away from the savagery and depravity of history as in the title poem that ends with this,"I live in the second/century of world wars." At the same time, this brave poet holds on dearly and savors what is good in the world.
by Anna Wrobel
Dana is a master at unearthing the interdependence of the universal and the particular, the global and the personal, the lost and found. This poetic memoir fuses ancestral pasts to descendant futures.
The Station
It was an abandoned train depot, eight
foot square, brick, and cozy inside,
the perfect place for two girls to share
a joint before setting out on our evening
adventure, meaning boys. She was a blond
coquette who dazzled many. I was a dark
serious girl hungry for love. As we passed
the lit roach between us, the light shone
on the shiny unspent pennies of our eyes,
cast shadows into the dim corners of our
hideaway. Away from boys and mothers,
we were escaped princesses, in a way station
between childhood and its end, we savored
our freedom, our unstamped tickets,
our destinations unknown.
Return to Catalog