Printed Matter Vancouver is a poetry and creative-writing organization serving Vancouver, Washington, and the surrounding region. Its work brings writers and readers together through community events, workshops, publications, and resources for poets. The organization is associated with founders Christopher Luna and Toni Lumbrazo Luna, who help foster an inclusive, welcoming literary community.

A central program is Ghost Town Poetry, a long-running open-mic series that has hosted readings since 2004. Events feature guest poets and are open to all ages, with suggested donations and no one turned away for lack of funds. Printed Matter Vancouver also offers creative-writing workshops, including The Work Poetry Workshop, and shares information about local literary events and opportunities through its website and newsletter.

Its publications include the Ghost Town Poetry anthology series, featuring poems, memories, and photographs connected to the reading series. The organization describes its approach as anti-racist, anti-fascist, LGBTQ+ friendly, pro-science, pro-choice, and uncensored. Through its programs and books, Printed Matter Vancouver supports local writers and helps make poetry accessible to the wider community.