Poetry books

Honesty. Feeling. Personal Growth. This book is a raw and deeply intimate record of one woman's emotional, creative,...  Read More >>

Silence is often mistaken for pride. In a world that constantly demands reaction, being ""unmoved"" or ""sober""...  Read More >>

Lo que más sorprende de Poemas Malditos y Otros Apócrifos, es la honestidad del fuego que reverbera en el crisol...  Read More >>

En la inmensidad de la Gran Sabana existe un silbido que no anuncia peligro... lo confirma. Dicen que si lo escuchas...  Read More >>

In these poems of remembrance, Susan Hunter steadfastly names her most vital connections - to ancestors and to family,...  Read More >>

Un livre de poésie où l'auteur parle de ses racines et des liens de la famille.  Read More >>

In this new collection, Chatty Fossils, Bob Perelman probes the zeitgeist with an anthropologist' s...  Read More >>

This is not a children's book. It's a bedtime book for parents who are running on caffeine, spite, and unconditional...  Read More >>

خلف أبواب الصمت التي نغلقها بإحكام، تسكن حكايا لا تجرؤ الكلمات على البوح بها، ومشاعر معلقة بين سماء الدعاء وأرض...  Read More >>

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A poetic novella co-written by a human and various AI ChatBots. Some pieces are funny, some furious, some unnervingly...  Read More >>

The January-February 2026 issue of PN Review, one of the most outstanding poetry journals of our time.  Read More >>

Amie Zimmerman revisits moments in the street and memory in the body, examining the individual in relation to the...  Read More >>

Antonia Pozzi (1912-1938) is one of the most intimate and haunting voices of modern Italian poetry: a poet who wrote...  Read More >>

This collection by a diverse group of creative women brings together multiple perspectives on how we view ourselves...  Read More >>

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The title, Archaeomythology (which is also the title of the last poem in the collection), reflects a kind of digging....  Read More >>

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This isn't just another self-help book offering platitudes; this is a raw, unflinching testament to the alchemy...  Read More >>

Between 1997 and 2025, poet Enid Osborn lived in a 2-story Italianate Victorian boarding house built circa 1902...  Read More >>

Juillet 2019-avril 2024. Une sorte de journal poétique. Une traversée. D'un cancer. Du confinement. D'un coma et...  Read More >>

With nature as solace and love as compass, The Corpse of Who I Used to Be traces a whimsical path from self-deprecation...  Read More >>

There are places in the human mind that daylight refuses to enter. Rooms sealed with old grief, doors nailed shut...  Read More >>