Poetry books

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Eighteenth- and nineteenth-century mass print generated a sea of discourse belying Jurgen Habermas's vision of a...  Read More >>

‘What do they know of cricket who only cricket know?’ CLR James’ famous question can be heard within the poems of...  Read More >>

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From the author of YOU COULD MAKE THIS PLACE BEAUTIFUL, a new collection of poems on the sometimes-blurry distinction...  Read More >>

Eighteenth- and nineteenth-century mass print generated a sea of discourse belying Jurgen Habermas's vision of a...  Read More >>

One Thousand Origami Paper Cranes Fly Away is a poetic tribute to the victims and survivors of the atomic bombings...  Read More >>

Pastor and beloved author Tyler Staton shares a personal and profound creative devotional to draw us deeper into...  Read More >>

Sometimes love doesn't end all at once. Sometimes it fades, fractures, and leads you into the wrong hands before...  Read More >>

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Quevedo was one of the most important poets of Spain's literary golden age. His oeuvre offers a bewildering range;...  Read More >>

Chrissy Martin's debut captures selfhood through pop culture, gender performance, geography, religion, and medical...  Read More >>

AUTHOR OF FIVE POETRY COLLECTIONS NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED AUTHOR, Brendan Constantine presents his newest collection,...  Read More >>

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""From antebellum Georgia to twenty-first century Alaska, from the Wild West to the Asteroid Belt in the twenty-fifth...  Read More >>

Pepeha Portal is the keenly anticipated debut poetry collection from New Zealand Arts Laureate Ariana Tikao. Rooted...  Read More >>

Who survives war? What does survival mean? And at what cost? Yes, the sirens and bombs have ceased. Yes, peace has...  Read More >>

The poems gathered in this issue of International Poetry Review confront a struggle over meaning: who assigns it...  Read More >>

Reimagine our relationship with the natural world through the Welsh poetic tradition. At a time of biodiversity...  Read More >>

Other Edens captures the heartache that arises from hope's repeated failures. The poems explore how grief (re)shapes...  Read More >>

Who survives war? What does survival mean? And at what cost? Yes, the sirens and bombs have ceased. Yes, peace has...  Read More >>

Glimmering meditations on time, memory, imprisonment, human connection, life and death by the preeminent Italian...  Read More >>

Creekwater Mansions documents the intimacy of duress. A grieving family uses a coffin as a card table; schoolboys...  Read More >>