Literature, Poetry & Criticism books

Oscar Wilde's Paris explores Wilde's connection with the French capital from his rise to fame to his eventual exile...  Read More >>

Echoes of the Past offers a cross-media analysis of how the Carinthian Slovene community in Austria has commemorated...  Read More >>

A father mourning the loss of his young daughter falls into a dream and finds himself in a beautiful and unearthly...  Read More >>

""The Towers"" by Andrej Grilc is a haunting, lyrical meditation on memory, trauma, and the fragile myths of modern...  Read More >>

From the dawn of humanity to wailing modernism, needle teeth examines the cannibalistic tendencies of love. Utilizing...  Read More >>

On Holiday is a work of reflective literary non-fiction exploring loss, identity, and the quiet inner shifts that...  Read More >>

Renée Vivien (1877-1909), born Pauline Tarn in London, chose exile, French, and poetry against her century. Crowned...  Read More >>

A 'love haiku' book is a rare gem in micropoetry. A 'long' love haiku book is even more special. A long love haiku...  Read More >>

Laugh-out-loud poems that shine a quirky, heartfelt light on everyday life and the unforgettable characters who...  Read More >>

A 'love haiku' book is a rare gem in micropoetry. A 'long' love haiku book is even more special. A long love haiku...  Read More >>

essays about work and identity; humor about office life; modern professional anxiety; workplace culture and burnout;...  Read More >>

The poems in Barbara Carlson's Current take us under the surface into what lives below and just to the side of the...  Read More >>

Melville's Maritime Politics: Enlightenment at Sea offers a new account of the political thought of Herman Melville...  Read More >>

In its tragicomic navigation of different forms of loss, Forgetfulness moves from the allegorical to the abstract...  Read More >>

A retablo is a painting created in thanks for divine protection or a miracle. Michelle Penn transposes the art form...  Read More >>

When I Meet Myself is a quiet journey inward-a collection of poems that explores becoming, grief, resilience, love,...  Read More >>

Thomas Mann's Doctor Faustus (1947) recounts the life of a solitary composer, Adrian Leverkühn, whose personal and...  Read More >>

A Day of It, the ninth book of poems by Michael Chitwood, is a fanfare for the commonplace and the oft overlooked,...  Read More >>

Book VII is a pivotal book in Herodotus' Histories. It brings together many of the work's themes and contains the...  Read More >>

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This volume contains a generous selection of the short fiction Thomas Mann published in the years 1897 to 1912,...  Read More >>

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The idea underlying this Element is that a historical text is a translation of past events. Translating His-stories...  Read More >>