Lew Welch's Ring of Bone made the Chronicle's Best Books of 2012, in the poetry category.

"The luminous poems by the man who left behind a suicide note in 1971 - and has never been seen since - feel as vibrant today as when they first burst from the wellsprings of creativity in his head."

Lew Welch's poem [I saw myself] is featured on Poetry Daily.

Mike Sonksen writes about Lew Welch and the release of "Ring of Bone."

Poet Joanne Kyger wrote about Lew Welch, Ring of Bone, and the success of last month's event at the SF public library.

Ring of Bone in the Books by the Bay column.

The Allen Ginsberg Project summarizes the support "Ring of Bone" has been getting.

The Huffington Post; San Francisco does a great recap of the event honoring Lew Welch with Gary Snyder at the San Francisco Library earlier this month.

The web magazine Reality Sandwich promoted the event with Gary Snyder, Joanne Kyger, and Tom Killion with a brief history of Lew Welch.

The Poetry Foundation says they're excited to see the book back in print, announcing its release.

The blog Literary Kicks calls Lew Welch one of the very best Beat Generation poets.

Louise Steinman at the Los Angeles Library remembers her friend Lew Welch and the event that spurred the reprint of Ring of Bone.