Poetry books

Randall James Tyrone’s debut collection City of Dis is a searing exploration of contemporary existence intertwined...  Read More >>

Gareth Farmer's What's That: Instead of Ego II - Acrostic Aftermaths & Other Poems is a structurally intricate and...  Read More >>

Mohamed Hassan's National Anthem is a layered, politically charged collection that moves between lyric intimacy...  Read More >>

Bilie Na Ntụ / Rise from the Ashes by Catherine Okoronkwo is a bilingual collection of extraordinary range and emotional...  Read More >>

Anticulturalist Manifesto by Joe Shooman is a volatile, confrontational tract that gleefully atomises authorship,...  Read More >>

Christopher Horton's Clutter Jar is a taut, emotionally charged pamphlet that explores masculinity, violence, memory,...  Read More >>

Geoff Hattersley's Collected Poems brings together over three decades of work, mapping a singular voice grounded...  Read More >>

Rooted in the rich loam of a mythic southern New Jersey, Never Far From the Egg Harbor Ice House collects thirty-six...  Read More >>

This is a powerful new work by former Washington Poet Laureate KatbJeen Flenniken.  Read More >>

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Examines how twentieth-century American poets' European travel shaped the terrain of modern American poetry.  Read More >>

Twelve poems tracing what it means to live between places. This pamphlet turns to memory, distance, and small acts...  Read More >>

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Whether you are a hopeful romantic, a skeptic, or someone in need of healing, ""Twin Flames"" will touch your heart,...  Read More >>

This new Collected Poems updates Carcanet's 2005 edition and adds major work from the archive.  Read More >>

A critical and theoretical interpretation of six major modern Persian poets and the idea of a homeland, by Hamid...  Read More >>

Anna Gual's poems express life in all its unexpectedness, whether she is exploring relationships between human beings...  Read More >>

A Debutiful Best Debut Book of 2025 why am i nostalgic for the shitty times in my life? Reminiscent of being in...  Read More >>

""A blend of the low-rent sociology of Raymond Carver with the quirky imagination of Richard Brautigan.""Billy Collins...  Read More >>

Hell Yeah, Rachelle Toarmino's highly anticipated second collection of poems, is an intimate, ecstatic examination...  Read More >>

The new collection by Miles Burrows, the master of humorous, oddly profound poetic ‘sketches’ and dramas.  Read More >>

Answerlands is a teacher's rhapsody, written out of anguish at the state of schools, the pressures of being in them...  Read More >>

Copper Nickel is the national literary journal housed at the University of Colorado Denver. It is edited by poet,...  Read More >>

""Unspoken Truths"" is an unflinching exploration of the emotional landscapes women navigate in the name of love....  Read More >>

This anthology showcases poems by writers who honor the virtues of the original New York School poets: Frank O’Hara,...  Read More >>