Jeff Walt's poetry collection "Leave Smoke" has been named the Runner Up in the 2020 San Francisco Book Festival.
William Orem's novel "Miss Lucy" has received an Honorable Mention in the 2020 Paris Book Festival.
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Hispanic Month brings our attention to the positive aspects of the Hispanic Culture (those with cultural ties to Spain and its historical outreach across oceans). Cecilia Martínez-Gil ("Psaltery and Serpentines") brought this to our attention.
--Over the years, Gival Press has published several works in English and Spanish: Teresa Bevin ("Dreams and Other Ailments" / "Sueños y otros achaques" & "Tina Springs into Summer" / "Tina se lanza al verano"), Carlos Rubio ("Dead Time" / "Tiempo muerto" & "Secret Memories" / "Recuerdos secretos"), Charles Casillo ("Boys, Lost & Found"), the late Jesús Gardea ("Canciones para una sola cuerda"/ "Songs for a Single String" -translation by Robert L. Giron), and by Robert L. Giron: "Songs for the Spirit," "Metamorphosis of the Serpent God," "Recuerdos," & "Wrestling with Wood."
--There have been authors who have won awards sponsored by Gival Press: Pablo Miguel Martínez (Oscar Wilde Award), Dan Vera (Oscar Wilde Award), Julyan Peard (Short Story Award), Alex Rodríguez (Short Story Award), Cecilia Martínez-Gil (Poetry Award), and there are numerous authors published in the anthologies: "Poetic Voices Without Borders" and "Poetic Voices Without Borders 2," as well as in ArLiJo.
--Thank you, Cecilia, for bringing this to our attention. It was Cecilia who creatively came up with "Givalista" to describe our authors and Robert L. Giron added "Givalists" as this includes all authors published by Gival Press be it in English, Spanish, French, or other languages that have appeared in ArLiJo.
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Orem reads from his award-winning novel "Miss Lucy." Listen on YouTube
“Orem (Killer of Crying Deer, 2010, etc.) delivers a fictionalized account of the life of Dracula author Bram Stoker and the incidents that led him to create one of literature’s greatest monsters. . . A brilliant and imaginative tale of love, death, and literature.” KIRKUS REVIEWS, July 21, 2019, starred review
Read more about Miss Lucy or buy a copy.
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