As we begin our 5th year, we have released 19 books of new poetry and text art. All of our forthcoming titles (and over 85% of our total catalog) are feminist and decolonial projects by women, LGBTQ-identified writers, and people of color. We were recognized by the East Bay Express as Best Poetry Press in 2015 and as one of Entropy Magazine’s Best Presses of 2016, and are a founding member of Omni Commons, a radical community center in Oakland. We are committed to hosting boundary-breaking events (typically 5-10 per year) incorporating elements of workshop, performance, and installation. One of our recent events featured a performance by ieumsae, a Korean poongmul group, a rice-paper burning ritual, and a community-built shrine, alongside a set of 3 multiracial, queer, and trans readers. We also work with other arts organizations to produce interdisciplinary festivals on topics ranging from disability activism (Sick Fest) to dance (SALTA is TIMELESS).