Literature, Poetry & Criticism books

An exploration of the evolving identities of Southern girls in contemporary literature  Read More >>

How Latinx youth literature serves as a blueprint for a more equitable future  Read More >>

Brimming with humor, ideas, and opinions, this title delves into Mark Twain's life, uncovering the many roles he...  Read More >>

""I've struck it!"" Mark Twain wrote in a 1904 letter to a friend. ""And I will give it away - to you. You will...  Read More >>

Return is a luminous collection of poems about coming home to yourself, your truth, your softness, and your strength....  Read More >>

Luisa Mitchell's poetry opens conversations about connection to Country, the resilience of culture, and the complex...  Read More >>

I Can Tell You the Version That Will Make You Take My Side begins in a childhood full of binaries, then navigates...  Read More >>

Four interconnected plays exploring the tensions and struggles of young women and men navigating entrenched power...  Read More >>

These poems laugh from deep within the Anthropocene, carving a psychic space where absurdity can be tempered with...  Read More >>

Consisting of 48 pieces over some 80 pages, The Oddest Sea contains materials from Griffith's many years of writing...  Read More >>

Sexual Simplicity is about a timeline of self-awareness, innovation of one's senses, and exploration of capabilities....  Read More >>

Scott LaMascus breaks his silence about the aftermath of boyhood sexual abuse. After fifty years, it is a courageous...  Read More >>

There is a great variety of ideas about resistance demonstrated in these pages, a beautiful demonstration of the...  Read More >>

Step into reflections and reveries inspired by time spent in beautiful Wallowa County, Oregon. From the 2025 Fishtrap...  Read More >>

Today's most respected short-story writers reimagine familiar classics where the line between good and evil isn't...  Read More >>

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A book of short stories ranging across a broad literary spectrum, with themes touching on friendship, sacrifice,...  Read More >>

Nonnus of Panopolis's Dionysiaca is the longest and most ambitious epic poem to survive from Greco-Roman antiquity....  Read More >>

A study in the literature of selfhood across time, this book analyzes how the Gnostics, the Romantics, Kierkegaard,...  Read More >>

The Loss of the Senses comprises seventeen essays written between 1987 and 1998. Included among the many topics...  Read More >>

67 volumes. Infinite lives. One unforgettable town.  Read More >>

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In the grand tapestry of ancient Greek mythology, some threads are woven with divine power and mortal ambition....  Read More >>

Kevin Gallagher's Diving at the Moon is a walk through China's history, landscape, and culture as seen through the...  Read More >>

A literary memoir written in the third person. After heartbreak, a man flees to Vietnam with only an AI as witness....  Read More >>