Press Kit

Short Bio

Lev St. Valentine is a transmasc writer based in the Pacific Northwest. His full-length poetry collection, Pyre House, is his debut book.

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Lev St. Valentine is a transmasc writer originally from Russia and now lives in the Pacific Northwest with his beloved partner. He has been featured in Papers Publishing, Arboreal Magazine, and won the 2025’s Winter Quarter Lit Fox Books’ Poetry Series. He is author of the upcoming full-length poetry collection Pyre House. In his free time he works as a mental health and LGBTQ+ advocate. He enjoys horror, bugs, and haunting local thrift stores.

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Contact

For media inquiries, commerce inquiries, event booking, workshop information, review copies or ARCs, and professional queries.

Email: Levstvalentine@gmail.com

Pyre House

Lev St. Valentine’s debut poetry collection, Pyre House, is a poignant, pleading journey through a home where faith is dragged through the dirt, guilt burns like incense, and every door leads back inside. It holds grief up with bloody hands and speaks with visceral urgency. Pyre House doesn’t offer answers– it simply shows us what remains after everything burns away.

Pyre House is a full-length collection featuring over thirty works, available in perfect-bound paperback.

Genre: Contemporary Poetry

Publication & On-Sale Date: June 1st, 2025

Paperback ISBN: 979-8-218-65075-9

E-Book ISBN: 979-8-218-65076-6

Page count: 110

Size: Digest

Available formats: Paperback & E-Book

Where to buy (UPCOMING AND SUBJECT TO CHANGE): Barnes & Noble, Amazon, Lev St. Valentine’s website, Apple, Bookshop, local bookstores in the PNW.

Promotional image for book 'Pyre House' by Lev St. Valentine, featuring a red-hued, distorted silhouette with a glowing sign. Release date: June 2025.
A person draped in a white sheet, standing in a dimly lit room with a red glow. The words 'Pure House' are projected above them, creating a distorted effect. The names 'Lev' and 'St. Valentine' appear at the bottom.