Edited and translated by Gloria Pastorino
ISBN 978-1-59954-158-7
Crossings 26
by Amerigo Ruggiero
Edited and translated by Mark Pietralunga
ISBN 978-1-59954-169-3
Crossings 28
Edited by Antonio C. Vitti and Anthony Julian Tamburri
ISBN 978-1-59954-171-6
Saggistica 35
Edited by Luisa Del Giudice
ISBN: 978-1-59954-164-8
Robert Viscusi Essay Series 2
Dreams of an Imaginary New Yorker Named Rizzoli
by Mark Ciabattari
ISBN 978-1-59954-151-8
VIA Folios 146
by Mark Ciabattari
ISBN 978-1-59954-152-5
VIA Folios 147
by Vincent Panella
ISBN 978-1-59954-156-3
VIA Folios 148
Bordighera Press is a non-profit publisher dedicated to italianità and the literature and scholarship of and about the cultures of Italy and its diasporas. Since 1989, we have published works spanning award-winning poetry and prose to groundbreaking scholarship and research. Our authors are recognized across many fields and from many institutions including the National Endowment for the Arts, American Association of University Women, the Rockefeller Foundation, Association of Writer’s and Writing Program (AWP), the American Book Award, PEN America, and the Poet Laureate Emeritus of New York State.
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Approaching thirty years of VIA: Voices in Italian Americana, we are looking back to move forward. Our upcoming issues will be rooted in such foundational texts as From the Margin and the recent article “When We Were the Muslims” and reaching outwards.
We are seeking critical and creative works that reflect on two sides of identity, experience and tradition. Experience explores what it means to be between two cultures, two ways of life, two habits, two languages, two genders, two heritages, two selves. Tradition reflects on particular customs, cultural touchstones, and figures that have come from Italy and/or have grown out of traditionally Italian American neighborhoods. Open to all individuals, we want fiction, essays, poetry, critical studies, creative nonfiction, comic strips and on and on and on that delve into these facets of identity.
For submissions, visit Submittable. And for questions or more information, please email us at info@bordigherapress.org.
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