Poetry books

Against highly current debates on multilingual literary production, this original study of the acclaimed contemporary...  Read More >>

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El libro que consagró a Sara Búho como una de las poetas más reconocidas de su generación en una nueva edición ampliada...  Read More >>

Why Do I Write This Stuff? by Tommy Champagne is a captivating collection of poems and musings that explore life's...  Read More >>

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The poems in Jessica Gigot's Flood Patterns vividly depict a lowland place and its people in the farthest northwest...  Read More >>

Afghan poet Nadia Anjuman (1980-2005) drew on the lineage of Persian and Sufi writing and her life under Taliban...  Read More >>

Whispers of the Holy Spirit - Light to the Nations is not a book of explanations but an invitation into encounter....  Read More >>

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Poetry is my only saving grace. A tool I use as a blanket when the coldness of the void comes rolling in. Words...  Read More >>

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A Journey Through Verses: A Timeless Collection of Poetry Reflecting Life's Moments, Emotions, and Experiences Over...  Read More >>

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The Girl I Once Was and Other Poems contains rhyming compositions that explore the beauty and wonder found in God's...  Read More >>

Mahabharata is an ocean very deep, Righteous ones can take out the pearls it does keep; The concepts found in...  Read More >>

- ""The peace after you"" She never asked for love. She never needed saving. But he came with a rose and smile...  Read More >>

As Adrian grew older, he began to realize the simple every day things in life that make it so beautiful and complete....  Read More >>

'For us, Jerome Rothenberg played (and plays) the role Picasso and Braque did for the painters, and Leiris and Bataille...  Read More >>

About to Disappear is a poetry collection that explores the limits of ekphrasis; that is, descriptions and reflections...  Read More >>

Adrian S. Potter melds prose, poetry, & music with his third book, THE BLUES HANDBOOK. A palpable rhythm of grief,...  Read More >>

Witty, fearless, and unmistakably modern, Fanny Fern turned everyday life into art. Writing in the mid-1800s-when...  Read More >>

Where the Flowers Grow is a metamorphosis of the queer experience. These poems explore themes of gay, bisexual,...  Read More >>

All our perspectives come from light and shadows. What lies in the darkness, hidden from our understanding? What...  Read More >>

Welcome to Morning Night, Dr. Larry Ward's first poetry collection. This book emerged from his thirty years of...  Read More >>