Poetry books

Winner of the 2023-24 Poetic Justice Institute Editors Prize for a BIPOC Writer ISELE MAGAZINE EDITOR'S CHOICE:...  Read More >>

My poetry is not intended to be merely pretty or lyrical. I'd like the reader to look deeper into the nature of...  Read More >>

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A long-awaited, comprehensive collection of renowned poet and performance artist Jayne Cortez's poetry.  Read More >>

This outstanding second collection explores the lives of errant women and creatures who refuse to adhere to official...  Read More >>

Winner of the 2023–24 Poetic Justice Institute Prize, Selected by Srikanth Reddy A poetic exploration that reimagines...  Read More >>

Poetry, yes. Superheroes, yes. This is a graphic novel in verse. Gary Jackson's work is inspired by Afro-futurism....  Read More >>

Teo Shannon's debut collection of poetry casts an unflinching eye on the issues in the author's life which includes...  Read More >>

Mark De'Lisser's striking debut poetry collection, Ashes to the breeze, heralds the arrival of an extraordinary...  Read More >>

ONE OF CBC's BEST CANADIAN POETRY BOOKS OF 2025 Something for the Dark centres Indigenous knowledge to probe...  Read More >>

An extraordinary collection of poetry born from the most profound of human experiences - love, loss, and the fight...  Read More >>

Graveyards On Other Planets offers up a patchwork of epiphanies, missing people, stigmata, Steven Carrington's eyes,...  Read More >>

A lively, imaginative poetry collection that blends humour, surrealism, and warmth, finding meaning in the weird...  Read More >>

Eiléan Ní Chuilleanáin’s corruscating poems are like no one else’s: ‘a stream is venturing a brisk melody’. So satisfying...  Read More >>

We Not Me / Ni Nid Fi is the fourth in a series of anthologies of radical poetry from contemporary Wales. This book...  Read More >>

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Through the weaving of documentary poetics, first-hand accounts, dialogue, and lyric, these poems tell the story...  Read More >>

Chief Stacey Laforme, an esteemed Indigenous leader and storyteller, breathes life into every poem and story, drawing...  Read More >>

Compelling and strange, Ben Walter's debut poetry collection explores our eccentric connections to the natural world...  Read More >>

Born out of a myriad of griefs in the wake of Myanmar's violent return to military rule, Fablemaker alchemizes the...  Read More >>

The Timberline Review is an all-volunteer literary journal published by Willamette Writers. Our focus is on showcasing...  Read More >>

This small book contains multitudes. It is an artefact of great beauty and power. The verbal and visual come together...  Read More >>

In Emma Winsor Wood's taut, luminous poems, understanding remains elusive, always just out of reach. In place of...  Read More >>

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Using poetry, come walk with me 'through the years' to be inspired, challenged and moved to love and understand...  Read More >>