Skip to Main Content
Passager Books

and writers over 60, 70, 80, 90, . . .

  • About Us
  • Submit
  • Shop & Subscribe
  • Passager Journal
  • Passager Books
  • Morgenthau Prize
  • Podcast: Burning Bright
  • Pandemic Diaries
  • Events
  • Author Videos
  • Donate
  • About Us
  • Submit
  • Shop & Subscribe
  • Passager Journal
  • Passager Books
  • Morgenthau Prize
  • Podcast: Burning Bright
  • Pandemic Diaries
  • Events
  • Author Videos
  • Donate

food

Music
17 May 2022

Music

by admin | posted in: Aging, Poetry | 0

Musical imagery, with poems by Steve Matanle, Larnell Custis Butler and Maryhelen Snyder.

art, dancing, family, food, grandparents, heritage, music
Eggs
12 Apr 2022

Eggs

by admin | posted in: Aging, Fiction, Poetry | 0

More than food, with pieces by Mark Harris and Fran Markover.

caretaker, food, heritage, nature, spring

Passager News

We are thrilled to announce that Christine Lincoln, Passager’s friend, writer, teacher, artist, community leader and activist, will be guest editing the upcoming Open Issue. The theme is Ancestral or Generational Trauma. Read more on our Submit page.

"Book Prize Celebrates Older Poets" – read the article Poets & Writers just published about Passager.

Congratulations to David Bergman, winner of the 2022 Passager Poetry Contest! Celebrate Bergman and our full list of honorable mentions listed here.

Sarah Yerkes turned 104! For her birthday, she read us a poem. Watch the recording, here.

Congratulations to Mark Elber, The 2022 Henry Morgenthau lll First Book Poetry Prize Winner! Read from Elber's winning manuscript Headstone and celebrate our honorable mentions, here.

New Release! The Solitude of Memory, a tender new book of poems from Michael Miller.

The Pandemic Diaries are back! New entries posted weekly; read and submit here.

Grandfather's Mandolin is a beautiful new book of poems from Fran Markover where "family and friends prevail and share their truths, stories, songs." Read a sample here.

"Each decade as we age is distinct. We’re filled with clichés, we’re filled with flat phrases, we could list all the ways used to describe older people. Poets and writers want to find language and tell the story of aging in a way that’s both truthful and new, revelatory." Read the interview with editor Kendra Kopelke in Prime Time Living, a special edition of the Baltimore Sun.

Share & Follow

Contact Us

editors@passagerbooks.com

Passager
7401 Park Heights Avenue
Baltimore, MD 21208

Thank you, MSAC!

Passager is supported in part
by the Maryland State Arts Council

Join our Email List

Stay in touch about new releases, events, and sales.

© Passager 2022