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Washington Writers' Publishing House celebrates love in all its enormity in Capital Love, a collection of poems and stories that honors the diversity of human experience-love for self, for others, and for community-as an antidote to anxious times, offered to readers who give power to love. A perfect collection to celebrate during the 250th anniversary year of our nation. A pocket-sized collectible, the second in the acclaimed CAPITAL series of mini-anthologies from the Washington Writers' Publishing House, the nation's longest, continuously operating cooperative literary nonprofit press-- based in Washington, DC since 1975.

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Caroline Bock is a writer and editor. Her latest novel, THE OTHER BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE, a workplace love story, is forthcoming in June of 2026 from Regal House Publishing. She is also the author of LIE and Before My Eyes, acclaimed young adult novels, and the award-winning short story collection Carry Her Home. Her short stories have recently been published in The Hopkins Review, SmokeLong Quarterly, and The Artwife Magazine. As the co-president/prose editor at the Washington Writers' Publishing House, she edits the bi-weekly lit journal, WWPH Writes, and served as co-editor for the anthology America's Future: poetry & prose in response to tomorrow. She lives in Maryland with her family. Jona Colson is a poet, educator, and translator. He is the author of Said Through Glass (WWPH), translator of Aguas/Waters by Miguel Avero, and co-editor of two anthologies including America's Future: Poetry and Prose in Response to Tomorrow (2025). His poems and interviews have appeared in Ploughshares, The Southern Review, LitHub, and elsewhere. He is co-president of Washington Writers' Publishing House and edits the bi-weekly journal, WWPH Writes. He is a professor of ESL at Montgomery College and lives in Washington, D.C. www.jonacolson.com

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