Introducing Fish Carcass by Vi Khi Nao, forthcoming April 5, 2022
Preorders for Vi Khi Nao’s Fish Carcass are now available. Blending autobiographical truth with poetic invention, Vi Khi Nao’s Fish Carcass is a pointillist portrait that catalogs a tripartite digestion process of being-in-the-world... Read More
I am writing you from afar Book Launch at Unnameable Books [CANCELED]
Saturday, October 30, 2021, 2 PM: Please join Black Sun Lit for an outdoor gathering to celebrate the release of I am writing you from afar by Moyna Pam Dick, with readings by the author, Eugene Lim & Marcella Durand... Read More
Introducing I am writing you from afar by Moyna Pam Dick, forthcoming November 2, 2021
Preorders for Moyna Pam Dick’s I am writing you from afar are now available. Engaging with Feldman, Michaux, and Mohamedi, afar posits art as refusal and refuge, rebellion and rapture... Read More
Shipping delays
Due to the COVID-19 outbreak, orders from Black Sun and our distributor—Small Press Distribution—may experience extensive shipping delays... Read More
Vestiges_05: Lacunae Cover & Contributors Preview
Vestiges_05: Lacunae will feature work from Paul Éluard, Georg Trakl, Serge Pey, Rachel Levitsky, Vi Khi Nao, Elizabeth Robinson, Jennifer Soong, Róbert Gál, Adam Fagin, Jeremy Hoevenaar, MC Hyland, Kyle Coma-Thompson, Christine Shan Shan Hou +more... Read More
A note on submissions
Submissions for Vestiges_05: Lacunae remain open until December 31. Please direct your work to editors [at] blacksunlit [dot] com with the subject line “Vestiges Submission.” Submissions for digital vestiges will re-open the first of next month... Read More
Introducing Apostasy by Katy Mongeau, forthcoming March 16, 2020
Preorders for Katy Mongeau’s Apostasy are now available. Apostasy is a becoming and a deathwish—bloom, raunch, wilt, and rot. Ecstatic and erotic, mythic and mystical, fecund and feculent, Katy Mongeau’s debut collection of poems... Read More
Open Call for Submissions: Vestiges_05: Lacunae
Black Sun Lit is now accepting submissions for the fifth volume of Vestiges: Lacunae. The writer of the twenty-first century is both confronted and confounded by a world that has become all too knowable. With erudition and the future at their fingertips, today’s writer is no longer fulfilled by saying the inexplicable but depleted by... Read More