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Shechem Press is dedicated to publishing new and enduring work by emerging artists, playwrights, poets, essayists, and novelists. Shechem Press is a division of Shechem Ministries, Inc. along with Square Top Repertory Theatre in Pagosa Springs, Colorado. The Press seeks to accomplish its vision through the stated values of Shechem Ministries, Inc.

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Ritual Broadsides (2008)

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Broken Cycles (2007)

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Broadsides Now Available from Shechem Press

First series (2008): Ritual

A limited run triptych featuring block prints by Rebekah Wilkins-Pepiton and poetry by Damon Falke & Kevin Meaux. Printed on fine Zerkall Book paper.

View the individual broadsides:
Things So Small  |  Musings of Branch & Field  |  Meditation in a Ruined Churchyard

 

Purchasing Info

Only 200 prints of each broadside are available, and only 10 signed sets are available.

SETS
Ritual: Signed Triptych Set (3 prints) 8.5"X17" $75.00
Ritual: Full Triptych Set (3 prints) 8.5"X17" $50.00
INDIVIDUAL PRINTS
Things So Small: Individual Print 8.5"X17" $20.00
Musings on Branch & Field: Individual Print 8.5"X17" $20.00
Meditation in a Ruined Churchyard: Individual Print 8.5"X17" $20.00
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Damon Falke

Damon Falke is a graduate of the University of Texas at Austin and St. John's College in Santa Fe, NM. Damon resides in Marshall, TX. His work has been widely featured in such publications as The Chattahoochee Review, Ruminate, Wisteria, and The Canyon Country Zephyr among others. Most recently, he has forthcoming poetry in Louisiana Literature. He collaborated with Rebekah Wilkins-Pepiton on the 2007 Shechem Press release Broken Cycles.

Kevin Meaux

Kevin Meaux was born in Kaplan, Louisiana, and is now teaching at Lamar University in Beaumont, Texas. His writing has received numerous awards, including a Ruth Lilly Fellowship as well as a Louisiana Division of the Arts Artist Fellowship. His poems have
appeared in such journals as The Southern Review, Poetry, Prairie Schooner and Shenandoah. His book, Myths of Electricity, was published in 2005.

Rebekah Wilkins-Pepiton

Beka is a visual artist and an educator. Currently, she teaches visual art at Pagosa Springs High School where she has developed Pagosa's Fine Arts Magnet Academy (FAMA), an interdisciplinary honors art program for 9th-12th grade students. She also works as a freelance photographer and designer. Her chief media include printmaking, mixed media, and photography. Through her work, Beka seeks to speak to our connectivity as human beings and our collective search for community, identity, and home. Her most recent book, Broken Cycles (Shechem Press, 2007), is a collaboration between poetry and the photographic image. Beka's work has been shown at galleries in Moscow, ID; Plainview, TX; and Marshall, TX. More about her work is available online at www.bekawp.com.