Blue Scapes

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About Blue Scapes

What happens when we change? When we are left with nothing but the pieces of change, moved from our home and caught between the identity we left behind and the identity we are blooming into. Oyedeji beautifully describes the heart-aching feeling of being lost in your own home with a desire to understand the change within herself and the environment she is part of. Blue Scapes explain the following: how home isn’t where we land after sailing the oceans; home is the stories from our mothers, our mothers’ mothers, and our ancestors who lived before.

2026 Chapbook Project: Fall Cohort

The beginning of our newly instated Chapbook Corp is going monochrome. 4 authors (2 of whom are debutants in their respective genres) published at the same time for one massive chapbook cohort. Original artwork was hand-selected by our editor-in-chief for both the Fall and Spring cohorts. This project is what 10 years of chapbook publishing looks like. This is Thirty West.

36 pgs with a 5.5” x 8.5” trim size (page counts may vary).

Jacket Artwork by Oliva’s Ink Illustrations

Releases on 10-23-26

For international orders greater than 2 units, please email us before ordering so we can calculate shipping. Thanks!

Edition Information

Standard edition comes in a hand-folded, saddle-stitched, or perfect-bound glue spine.

Limited edition comes in an artisanal, hemp cord binding of 20 numbered copies.

Want to experience the entire cohort at once? Go here for all 4 chapbooks, in a standard edition, for only $25 (shipping not included).

About Blue Scapes

What happens when we change? When we are left with nothing but the pieces of change, moved from our home and caught between the identity we left behind and the identity we are blooming into. Oyedeji beautifully describes the heart-aching feeling of being lost in your own home with a desire to understand the change within herself and the environment she is part of. Blue Scapes explain the following: how home isn’t where we land after sailing the oceans; home is the stories from our mothers, our mothers’ mothers, and our ancestors who lived before.

2026 Chapbook Project: Fall Cohort

The beginning of our newly instated Chapbook Corp is going monochrome. 4 authors (2 of whom are debutants in their respective genres) published at the same time for one massive chapbook cohort. Original artwork was hand-selected by our editor-in-chief for both the Fall and Spring cohorts. This project is what 10 years of chapbook publishing looks like. This is Thirty West.

36 pgs with a 5.5” x 8.5” trim size (page counts may vary).

Jacket Artwork by Oliva’s Ink Illustrations

Releases on 10-23-26

For international orders greater than 2 units, please email us before ordering so we can calculate shipping. Thanks!

Edition Information

Standard edition comes in a hand-folded, saddle-stitched, or perfect-bound glue spine.

Limited edition comes in an artisanal, hemp cord binding of 20 numbered copies.

Want to experience the entire cohort at once? Go here for all 4 chapbooks, in a standard edition, for only $25 (shipping not included).

About the Author

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Damilola Oyedeji is a Nigerian poet, essayist, and literary critic. She is a Ph.D. student in creative writing at Texas Tech University. A Best of the Net nominee and the recipient of the 2025 Robert Henigan Critical Essay Award, her poems and essays have appeared in Orange Blossom Review, The Shallow Tales Review, Brittle Paper, The Nigeria Review, Prairie Home Magazine, Talon Review, Belfast Review, Poetry Journal, Sprinng Writing Fellowship 2023 Anthology, and elsewhere. She holds a master’s degree in creative writing from Missouri State University and is a past fellow of the Sprinng Writing Fellowship.

IG: damiariella

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