Literature, Poetry & Criticism books

KGB Literati offers a first-ever glimpse into the mysterious and long-ignored world and work of Soviet spies- and...  Read More >>

Seventeen tales of monsters, memory, and the hunger that outlasts winter. The crows are watching. They've...  Read More >>

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At the age of sixty, Suzanne Sunshower moved into an ancient hunt camp trailer, which she named Bear Shack, in a...  Read More >>

Tapping into his catalog of unpublished works, New Generation Beat Poet Laureate William F. DeVault releases a massive...  Read More >>

An illustrated edition of Billy Budd featuring woodcuts by celebrated artist Barry Moser. This edition of Billy...  Read More >>

Correcting the misunderstood role of maxims at the intersection of early science and literature Eighteenth-century...  Read More >>

A visionary, spiritual journey into the afterlife in the tradition of Dante and C.S. Lewis, The Book of Joseph is...  Read More >>

Originally published in 1981 and now reissued with a new preface by Randolph Splitter, this volume examines Proust’s...  Read More >>

EXCLUSIVE brings together a selection of eighteen lively essays from the first years of The Paris End.  Read More >>

Careening Thru The Slums of Utopia is a pharisaical campaign against impending global mediocrity. Cultivated and...  Read More >>

This is science poetry as it ought to be: profound, accessible, and endlessly fascinating. John Mannone gives us...  Read More >>

In einem einzigartigen Schaffensrausch schrieb der Offlyriker und Neuropoet De Toys die zweiten 17 Sequenzen für...  Read More >>

After the late 20th century emergence of the internet and digitisation, the global speedup has continued with growing...  Read More >>

Oliver Freeman has a deep interest in the way poetry can address social and worldly matters as well as the aching...  Read More >>

In 'Harbour in Me' acclaimed poet Thérèse Corfiatis lays bare her hopes and dreams. So fine-tuned with nature are...  Read More >>

Cracks in the Path is a reflection of the poet's life in Australia's capital city an environment dominated by imposing...  Read More >>

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