Poetry books

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This scholarly monograph is an original philosophical reflection on poetics, elucidating the metaphysical and mystical...  Read More >>

This collection of poetry explores Dodici Azpadu's journey from her low-life origins in Red Hook, Brooklyn, to her...  Read More >>

In El vuelo interminable / The Never-Ending Flight, Eduardo Joly narrates (in English and Spanish poetry) his life...  Read More >>

Laurie S. Sherman is a Jewish feminist writer and ritual-maker whose work insists on moral presence over comfort....  Read More >>

Mystery of Misery is a long form confessional written by a fragmented boy with the mind of a middle aged man. Consummated...  Read More >>

This lush collection of poems explore the contours of the human heart and the turning of the world. From the introspection...  Read More >>

Mystery of Misery is a long form confessional written by a fragmented boy with the mind of a middle aged man. Consummated...  Read More >>

Clear-eyed and unsentimental, this memoir shows how a life shaped by neglect and silence can still open into strength,...  Read More >>

""A new edition of the first book of poems from Pulitzer Prize winner Carl Phillips""-- Provided by publisher.  Read More >>

Along woodland trails and on the shores of essential bodies of water, these intimate poems by Eleonore Schönmaier...  Read More >>

"" David Tucker celebrates the incandescence of the every day, and raises the ordinary to art- a...  Read More >>

Is Is Enough marks an endless amount of transformation by looking most closely at the ambiguous effects of Alzheimer's...  Read More >>

The prey becomes the predator. In decomposition, Maggie Bowyer wields body horror with the raw intensity rooted...  Read More >>

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Karaoke at the End of the World by Genevieve DeGuzman is a mesmerizing poetry collection that takes readers on an...  Read More >>

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Martin Gijon deliberately creates ambiguity and multiple possible meanings - harking back to the Cubists' ambition...  Read More >>

Chelsea Whitton's debut poetry collection, Wonder Wheel, dexterously whirls in sonic circles, ruminating on themes...  Read More >>

In Court Poetry and the Culture of Learning in Japan, Ariel Stilerman examines the transformation of classical Japanese...  Read More >>

""Marianne Tarcov argues that early 20th century Japanese lyric poetry was able to serve as a mode of political...  Read More >>

A layered exploration of the immigrant identity through the voices of multiple Nigerian American characters. The...  Read More >>