Moon City Poetry Award
The 2024 Moon City Poetry Award The Moon City Poetry Award is for an original collection of poems written in English by a single author. […]
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Missouri Author Series
The Missouri Author Series was a book series dedicated to authors residing in Missouri or writing about Missouri in the genres of fiction, poetry, and […]
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There’s a history behind the name, Moon City. In 1867, the long-awaited railroad (key to the Ozarks’ economic future) still had not reached Springfield, and […]
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Our 2015 Pushcart Prize Nominations
The editors of Moon City Press are pleased to announce Moon City Review’s 2015 Pushcart Prize nominations, which are as follows: Fiction: Leonard Kress: “Boginski […]
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Jeannine Hall Gailey wins the 2015 Moon City Poetry Award
Moon City Press would like to congratulate Jeannine Hall Gailey of Redmond, Washington, for winning its 2015 Moon City Poetry Award! Gailey’s full-length manuscript, Field Guide to the End […]
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Happy Publication Day to Sarah Freligh!
Happy publication day to the fabulous and wonderful Sarah Freligh and her book Sad Math! It is the winner of the 2014 Moon City Poetry Award […]
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Laura Hendrix Ezell’s A Record of Our Debts
Presenting the awesome cover for Laura Hendrix Ezell’s A Record of Our Debts, winner of our 2015 Moon City Short Fiction Award! Due April 1, […]
Continue reading »2015 Moon City Poetry Award Finalists Announced
Moon City Press would like to congratulate the following eleven poets for being named finalists for the 2015 Moon City Poetry Award for full-length collections: […]
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Sarah Freligh’s Sad Math Featured on The Writer’s Almanac with Garrison Keillor
Moon City author Sarah Freligh was the featured writer on The Writer’s Almanac with Garrison Keillor on September 28th. Keillor read “What I’ve Lost” from Freligh’s book, Sad Math, which is being […]
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Sad Math by Sarah Freligh, Winner of the 2014 Moon City Poetry Award
In Sad Math, Sarah Freligh takes us for a ride through an American girlhood, a retrospective landscape of parking in cars and illicit kisses in a […]
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