Forthcoming

• Joan Dobbie: Stone Poems (September, 2019)
  
• Cindy Hutchings: Waking Cold Streets (05/2020)
• Colette Jonopulos: Em (01/2020)
• Christopher Luna: Ghost Town USA (2019)
• Catherine McGuire: An Inner Quicksand (07/2020)
• Joy L. McDowell: Beyond the Edge (03/2020)
  
• Roy R. Seitz: TBD
  
• DM Wallace: Lexicon of the Body (2020)
  
• Command Line Kung-Fu by Ed Skoudis, Hal Pomeranz, Tim Medin and Paul Asadoorian; edited by Laura LeHew

Press Release

​Press Release for Dawn Karima’s New Poetry Book: Mother of Nations 
January 15, 2019
 
Mother of Nations
A poetry collection by
 
Dawn Karima
 
For Immediate Release
 
Dawn Karima draws on First Nation storytelling and histories incorporating indigenous myths, symbols, and values into her writing. Her poetry expands the horizon, her poetry is song, it is the salve we desperately need.
 
Dr. Karima shares, her new book, Mother of Nations, was her way of pressing pause on celeb life and pressing in in prayer to manifest my motherhood.”
 
“Dawn Karima is an amazing person, a great voice for her people and humanity.”
~SUPAMAN (Christian Parrish), Crow Hip Hop Recording Artist
 
“More than prayer and more than song, the beloved poems and prose comprising Mother of Nations are blessings, offered in pure heart and true hope. Each word is medicine. Wisdom holder Dawn Karima honors our pasts, expands our present, and promises tomorrow will be just as full of wonder. Dawn Karima plants, waters, and nurtures the tree of life, then sings as it rains down abundant fruit. Mother of Nations invites you to dance.”
~Chip Livingston, author of Naming Ceremony.
 
“Dawn Karima  is a visionary, her poems navigate the sweep of history yet still articulate the value of each soul, shattering myths, honoring legends. Her pages do not lie flat as I read them, they sing with urgent, necessary songs. Hers is a powerful voice that transcends this sliver of time.”
~Mona Susan Power (Standing Rock Dakota), author of The Grass Dancer and Sacred Wilderness
 
Mother of Nations is a 105-page poetry collection. Available in paperback with a retail price of $19.99. ISBN 978-0-9998334-3-8. Published by Uttered Chaos. Available now through all major retailers. For information or to request a review copy, contact: editor@utteredchaos.org.
 
Uttered Chaos:
https://www.utteredchaos.org/store/p31/Mother_of_Nations_by_Dr._Dawn_Karima.html#/
 
Amazon:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/099983343X/ref=sr_1_4?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1547599603&sr=1-4&keywords=dawn+karima
 
Dr Dawn Karima is a two-time Global Music Award Winner, a Native American Music Award Winner, a two-time Indigenous Music Award Nominee, and the Winner of the Indigenous Artist Activist Award. She hosts A Conversation with Dawn Karima, an internationally syndicated radio show and podcast available at Talk Radio for free download. Her first novel, The Way We Make Sense, was a North American Native First Book Award Finalist, and her second, The Marriage of Saints, was a New Mexico Book Award Finalist. Mother of Nations is her first book of poetry.
 
Uttered Chaos is an independent small press publisher founded in 2009. Small presses make their profits by selling books to consumers, rather than selling services to authors or selling a small number of copies to the author's friends.
 
Small presses should not be confused with printers. Small presses are publishers, which means that we engage in a book selection process, along with editing, marketing and distribution.
 
For more information go to: www.utteredchaos.org

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Reviews

Read Diane Lockward's review of Judith H. Montgomery's book, Litany for Wound and Bloom on Amazon.