Literature, Poetry & Criticism books

By examining cultural texts of a variety of genres, this volume brings to light notable transformations in the Mediterranean...  Read More >>

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Snapshots is Joseph Olsen's perspective, thoughts and observations through Free-Verse and Haiku against the backdrop...  Read More >>

From the bestselling author of Stealing the Sun, and Saga of the God-Touched Mage comes ten stories about love,...  Read More >>

A Poem in Story... Beneath the fractured chandeliers of Paris, where velvet seats lie empty and the Seine whispers...  Read More >>

The 2025 collection of poems in English by Irish poet Paddy Bushe in which his perennial subjects of music, poetry...  Read More >>

This poetry collection was born from surviving blood clots that formed in the author's lungs. The poems are hauntingly...  Read More >>

All Poets Alike: On Feeling, Fragility, and the Poetry of Being by Omondi Brian Ouma is a contemplative journey...  Read More >>

Feminist argument, from shopping to parenthood to literature  Read More >>

Examines the scene of reading in modernism, psychoanalysis and popular novels from the early twentieth century  Read More >>

An intriguing investigation of how aging, place, and care intersect in the newly emerging genre of the care home...  Read More >>

Empire of Print: Evangelical Power in an Age of Mass Media tells a new story of how nineteenth-century evangelicals...  Read More >>

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Alanis Morissette by Jake Wild Hall is a sprawling, tender, and formally inventive collection that weaves fatherhood,...  Read More >>

This collection of poems features some of the voices that were persecuted for the power of their words. The poetry...  Read More >>

J. R. Carpenter turns the simple act of going for a walk into a radical practice of attention. Written in short,...  Read More >>

Andrew McDonnell tunes his attention to milk floats, care homes, dead hedgehogs, Anglo Saxon skulls and suburban...  Read More >>

These poems lead the reader through the struggles of both holding on and of letting go.  Read More >>

Middle Child by Annie Muir is a book of sharp, funny, quietly brutal recognitions, where the everyday turns uncanny...  Read More >>

A love letter to the greatest double act in cinema, My Ear Is Full of Milk gathers poets, essayists, and storytellers...  Read More >>

In Every Elegy Is a Love Poem, Sneha Subramanian Kanta writes grief as an ecology of continuance, where a mother's...  Read More >>

A formidably fearsome collection of horrorku by Ngo Binh Anh Khoa. ""Each haiku in Fragments of Nightmare is...  Read More >>

Demonstrates how the career of Britain's first major Black actor, Ira Aldridge, transformed a range of dramatic...  Read More >>

Traces the evolving relationship between American literature and therapeutic cultures across the twentieth and...  Read More >>

The first critical edition of the final text of Lockhart's Valerius, A Roman Story.  Read More >>