The Boardman Review Winter Issue Release Party
December 7th | 4-6 PM | The Little Fleet
Let’s collectively look ahead to those warming December get-togethers with our favorite people. To kick off the holidays, we’ll be hosting our Winter Issue Release Party on December 7th, from 4pm to 6pm at The Little Fleet. If you haven’t been to one of our winter parties at The Little Fleet, you’re in for a cozy treat. As usual, we’ll share with you the voices of the people that grace our newest issue (see below for a preview!), with readings from poignant essays, poetry, and winter-themed motivation. We’ll also be screening an exciting new short film we produced featuring artist Dana Falconberry, with a sneak peak into her craft that will fit perfectly with her story in our Winter Issue.
As we’ve done for our Winter Release parties in the past, we’ll have a mini holiday market set up, for a chance to get ahead on gift giving courtesy of some of our featured makers. Finally, you know that The Little Fleet always has the right drinks and food (Crocodile Palace!) for the occasion. We can’t wait to share this Sunday afternoon with you, so we hope you can make it.
Winter Issue '25 Preview //
Our Winter Issue leans into a retrospective season, featuring --
Seven River Meditations by Michael Delp
A quietly powerful collection of river-rooted prose poems.
On Falling for Flowers by Dana Falconberry
A reflection on how a rare wildflower becomes a guide into Northern Michigan’s deeper spirit.
Sugar Loaf: A Hill, a Community, a Legacy by Elizabeth Adams
An exploration of Leelanau’s most storied hill and the community working to preserve it by the Leelanau Historical Society.
Poppy & Someday by Kari Jansen
Offering winter Yin practices and elemental guidance you can bring into your home.
Icing on the Cake by Fischer Genau
A thrilling account of the first—and second—free ascents of a hidden ice pillar along the Lake Superior shoreline.
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