Poetry books

Hope Throat documents the limits of love and the body, leaving embryos and the end of youth in a diary of eulogies...  Read More >>

Longwinded is a storm of voice and vision, where poetry breaks its own boundaries and memory refuses to stay quiet....  Read More >>

‘Who has a key to open all doors?  Read More >>

Respect is earned by purity and integrity.  Read More >>

Rooted in the rhythms of performance and the pulse of history, Mother Africa is a poetic exploration of identity,...  Read More >>

Cathi Rae's Writing Elegies for Dead Men I Didn't Meet explores the painful but important subject of male suicide...  Read More >>

Words are watercolour splashed on a page...  Read More >>

In her debut collection of poetry, Cori Fisher explores themes of womanhood, mental health, social turmoil, and...  Read More >>

In this poetry collection, Jarred Corona uses the blitz form to examine and dissect the words we're always gifted...  Read More >>

A lyrical collection of devotionals, poetry, and reflections that invites readers to discover strength, peace, and...  Read More >>

Poetry, recipes, structure, and sarcasm  Read More >>

Through the Wreckage is a Ballardian car crash scraping along the Jersey barrier between brokenness and a hard-sought...  Read More >>

Volume 09: A Fever Issue Creation Magazine presents a new collection of poetry, fiction, creative nonfiction,...  Read More >>

الحبُّ، الصِّدق، الصداقة، الألم، الخذلان، والكثير مِن المشاعر التي تغمرنا وتذبذب أرواحنا بحثًا عن الخلاص منها، حين...  Read More >>

“A Szymborska poem is always charming, wonderfully charming, charming as a small child singing, charming as a great...  Read More >>

Skoulding's second Carcanet collection develops the author's contribution to ecopoetics, inventing new forms to...  Read More >>

A Selected Poems introducing this award-winning Taiwanese poet in English for the first time. Chen's ardent vision...  Read More >>

The debut collection from Manchester-based queer poet Roma Havers, winner of the Northern Writers' Award for Poetry...  Read More >>

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Penelope Shuttle’s History of the Child is a highly evocative exploration of childhood, memory, and imagination,...  Read More >>

Ethnology draws on the mystical cry for the dead of Cathy Galvin's Irish-speaking ancestors. Within an epic narrative...  Read More >>

Polly Clark’s poetry inhabits a world that is strange, unsettling, and edged with danger. This retrospective of...  Read More >>

Any future film director planning to make a movie of Myles's iconic novel Chelsea Girls (it's always just about...  Read More >>

Seventeen Songs and These Given Sonnets is a collection of poems by Luis A. Estable that explores the many sides...  Read More >>

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