We at The Orchard Street Press are very pleased to announce that Jack Kristofco, our publisher, has just come out with a new chapbook, After the Harvest, a collection of thirty-five poems most of which have appeared in various publications over the past fifteen years.
Jack’s work has won critical praise from his first published volume, A Box of Stones, over twenty years ago: “Kristofco impresses with his intelligence, his music, and his language,” John Berbich of Bone World Publishing observed, to Sunlight in the Stream, just two years ago, about which Peter C. Leverich wrote “Good poetry begins with observations, and John P. Kristofco is indeed a keen observer…he finds clues to life’s riddles, small and large, which he shares with the reader in this smart collection of wonderfully accessible and finely crafted poems.”
After the Harvest has been praised in similar ways and presents, as does most of Kristofco’s work, the people, places, and things of life, in “revealing details of the everyday that bring the larger world into focus.” (Jim Daniels)
There is more about the poet and the book—including ordering information—on the following release.
We think you will find After the Harvest to be an excellent addition to your home poetry library.
Thanks in advance for your time and consideration.
Joseph Cheslock
Associate Editor