Poetry books

Originally published in 1992, Le Bel Inconnu edited and with an introduction by Karen Fresco, presents on facing...  Read More >>

Mondlicht, Waldwege, Fernweh: Eichendorffs Gedichte sind ein Höhepunkt der deutschen Romantik. Mit liedhafter Klarheit...  Read More >>

the centuries wrap round us emerges from John Paul Lederach's lived experience as a conciliator, mediator, and social...  Read More >>

Yone Noguchi: The Stream of Fate, Volume Two: The Eastern Sea is the second volume of the first full-length biography...  Read More >>

Easterine Kire's stories are gentle yet profound, offering deep insights into the human condition. With a keen eye...  Read More >>

In The Ordering of Stars, Christianson's often lyrical poems wander like scavengers of wonder, mapping the heart...  Read More >>

Locus of Control is poetry rooted in therapy, neurodivergence, queer motherhood & quiet spiritual work of surviving...  Read More >>

A vibrant and compelling bilingual edition of poems by the acclaimed Mexican writer Jeanette Clariond, translated...  Read More >>

Interspersed with ambient sound, lighting and stage directions, Henry-Smith's poems read as an improvised performance...  Read More >>

Each of the 32 poems in Here to Be Remade owes its vocabulary to a separate book of poems taken from the writer's...  Read More >>

THESE SCARS SPELL ANTHEIA is a profound poetic memoir by Heather Stewart, tracing one individual's emotional journey...  Read More >>

A collection of more than 1 00 poems, Altar Ego further explores the sentiments previously introduced in Ms. Stucky's...  Read More >>

A vibrant and compelling bilingual edition of poems by the acclaimed Mexican writer Jeanette Clariond, translated...  Read More >>

A father mourning the loss of his young daughter falls into a dream and finds himself in a beautiful and unearthly...  Read More >>

""The Towers"" by Andrej Grilc is a haunting, lyrical meditation on memory, trauma, and the fragile myths of modern...  Read More >>

From the dawn of humanity to wailing modernism, needle teeth examines the cannibalistic tendencies of love. Utilizing...  Read More >>

Renée Vivien (1877-1909), born Pauline Tarn in London, chose exile, French, and poetry against her century. Crowned...  Read More >>

A 'love haiku' book is a rare gem in micropoetry. A 'long' love haiku book is even more special. A long love haiku...  Read More >>

Laugh-out-loud poems that shine a quirky, heartfelt light on everyday life and the unforgettable characters who...  Read More >>

A 'love haiku' book is a rare gem in micropoetry. A 'long' love haiku book is even more special. A long love haiku...  Read More >>

The poems in Barbara Carlson's Current take us under the surface into what lives below and just to the side of the...  Read More >>

In its tragicomic navigation of different forms of loss, Forgetfulness moves from the allegorical to the abstract...  Read More >>

A retablo is a painting created in thanks for divine protection or a miracle. Michelle Penn transposes the art form...  Read More >>

When I Meet Myself is a quiet journey inward-a collection of poems that explores becoming, grief, resilience, love,...  Read More >>

A Day of It, the ninth book of poems by Michael Chitwood, is a fanfare for the commonplace and the oft overlooked,...  Read More >>