Poetry books

My motivation for writing poems has always been to express what resides deeply in my soul.  Read More >>

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Through a historical overview of this multifaceted concept, alongside gender construction in colonial Latin America,...  Read More >>

An edition, with translation and commentary, of the transatlantic Latin poetry of Christian Wedsted (1727-1757)....  Read More >>

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Why call this plant a weed? Some flowers evince no difference between giving and taking, all their powers dispersed...  Read More >>

William Blake as Natural Philosopher,1788-1795 takes seriously William Blake's wish to be read as a natural philosopher,...  Read More >>

These poems are about secrets between patient and doctor, secrets held in front of glowing screens, secrets between...  Read More >>

What's Possible: New and Selected Poems makes clear what many have long known: that Robert Cording is among his...  Read More >>

an almost something by Hannah Lazerowitz is a raw and emotionally honest poetry collection for anyone caught in...  Read More >>

Deeply witty, attuned to the quotidian, these are necessary poems alive to the awareness of our mortality.  Read More >>

Teardrops & Gasoline is the poetic journey from self-destruction to self-love.  Read More >>

Poems including phrases in Malay and Tamil - related to growing up in Malaysia and as the poet's life as a doctor....  Read More >>

These poems by ecopoet and environmentalist Mario Petrucci offer a series of remarkable encounters with the natural...  Read More >>

In the raw days after birth - when love is fierce, sleep is scarce, and faith feels fragile - Blessed Be the Breaking...  Read More >>

A memoir in verse about growing up in post-World War II central Wisconsin, capturing a Midwestern childhood with...  Read More >>

Teardrops & Gasoline is the poetic journey from self-destruction to self-love.  Read More >>

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The Seventh Dimension Is Love is a collection of lyric free-verse poems and meditations written in the aftermath...  Read More >>

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A feral, tender debut navigating faith, family, and the dangerous beauty of breaking free from a conservative Mennonite...  Read More >>

Jennifer Keith's witty and lyrical Terminarch confronts endings and what survives-personal, cultural, and ecological....  Read More >>

Snapping Peas is a collection of poems and prose portraying rural life in Idaho. It discusses urbanization, the...  Read More >>