Poetry by individual poets books

First published in 1928, Federico García Lorca’s collection of Gypsy Ballads (Romancero gitano) marked his first...  Read More >>

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""[W]itness the sharp, wry play of a dazzling mind.""-COLE SWENSEN, author of And And And Majestic, playful, brainy,...  Read More >>

Originally published in 1918 by the Talbot Press in Dublin, two years after his execution by the British Government...  Read More >>

Hilarious, moving, and accessible, the poems in this extraordinary debut interrogate patriotism in a deeply flawed...  Read More >>

‘I thought to myself that I needed to sing death, perform a rite for death, write death, then bid farewell to it.’...  Read More >>

L.E. Bowman's latest collection Shapeshifter aches with the soft sorrows and hard-won joys of life. Melodic and...  Read More >>

The Adept examines the disconnections the divide contemporary society and the individuals within it. Experimenting...  Read More >>

Beautifully crafted and wildly evocative, Compass Light is a wide-ranging collection that illuminates the dazzling...  Read More >>

Published in 1996 by Gnomon Press, this edition highlights Lorine Niedecker's minimalist poetry and deep connection...  Read More >>

In his extraordinary second collection, poet Jeffrey Pethybridge confronts the ethical disaster of the torture program...  Read More >>

To change and heal takes great courage. To reconcile is to truly face yourself and ask the questions: Why am I angry,...  Read More >>

John Scarborough takes time and care to observe, reflect, and select the right word and poetic form. His poems reveal...  Read More >>

In Garsún / Boy, Gabriel Rosenstock offers poems of childhood and growing up in County Limerick in the 1950s. Full...  Read More >>

In Theodore Deppe’s eighth book of poems, lyricism and a gift for narrative come together to explore the challenges...  Read More >>

This bilingual collection features poems dealing with love, politics, angst, faith, music, and poetry itself in...  Read More >>

Join award-winning Irish poet Luke Morgan on an odyssey through lineage, legacy and language, journeying from lands...  Read More >>

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Crying Gorgeously: 4:37am is, at once, both an unravelling and the composition of personhood. This collection is...  Read More >>

Winner of the 2024 Agnes Lynch Starrett Poetry Prize  Read More >>

Winner of the 2023 Donald Hall Prize for Poetry  Read More >>

Rescripting the Ecstatic in the Midst of Violence  Read More >>

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First-Hand and Documentary Poetic Witness to the War in Ukraine  Read More >>