Poetry. Art. Photography. Emerging from walks taken by the author from the birthplaces to the deathsites of three poets (Hölderlin, Lorca, and Hernández), THE DOUBLE LAMP OF SOLITUDE is a collection of poems, prose, translations, and images that med...
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Poetry. Edited by Joshua Edwards, Anthony Robinson, Robyn Schiff, Nick Twemlow, and Lynn Xu. After a hiatus of thirteen years, THE CANARY returns with new work from Imani Elizabeth Jackson, Yongyu Chen, Sandra Simonds, Andrew Zawacki, María Montero,...
Poetry. PIERROT'S FINGERNAILS is the much-anticipated first collection of poetry by Kit Schluter, known to many as an acclaimed translator of French and Spanish literature. Like a garden labyrinth, the poems in this book offer unexpected pleasures a...
Poetry. In Ish Klein's fourth full-length poetry collection, THE NEW SUN TIME, the poet's immense heart and kaleidoscopic talents are on display in powerful poems about the love, terror, humor, and music of the shared world.
Poetry. Tenth Anniversary Edition. In acclaimed poet Suzanne Buffam's second collection, her unusual range, formal rigor, and imaginative force are on full display as we are introduced to the wry meditations of a literary "irrationalist" who pursues...
Poetry. Art. Inspired by African American spirit writing, sacred sound, Tibetan meditation practice, and the study of Japanese language and calligraphy, AMERICAN LETTERS: WORKS ON PAPER is giovanni singleton's followup to ASCENSION.
Poetry. Fiction. Hybrid Genre. Translated from the French by Kit Schluter. An experimental epic poem or novel, SCREWBALL (the indispensable deficit) follows a huntress-gatheress from home in the icy north on a journey to the other side of the world....
Poetry. Paul Killebrew's third book, TO LITERALLY YOU, is largely concerned with the passage of time and how the sincerity and tenderness of domestic life endure despite greater horrors and "the loop of assemblage / this world so relentlessly / rese...
Poetry. Written under the spell of a medieval Welsh poetic form, the poems in Anthony Madrid's incantatory second book, TRY NEVER, each offer up their own strange world. They're full of erudition, humor, and rare magnificence. A single poem can cont...
Poetry. Literary Nonfiction. Not a narrative. Not an essay. Not a shopping list. Not a song. Not a diary. Not an etiquette manual. Not a confession. Not a prayer. Not a secret letter sent through the silent Palace hallways before dawn. Making a dayb...
Poetry. Some poets are born, others are transmigrated. John Beer follows his award-winning first collection, THE WASTE LAND AND OTHER POEMS, with an even more audacious book. Using Friedrich Schlegel's novel Lucinde as a starting point, Beer has wri...
Poetry. Drama. This book contains a play about a woman who dies twice, a treatise on why there are no female absurdists, and several unfortunate references to goldfish. In fact, the book was almost called "The Fish" in the way that Gogol's story is ...
Poetry. Ish Klein's third collection, CONSOLATION AND MIRTH, has at its center a book-within-the-book, a series of short riddles which take as their inspiration a 10th-Century codex of Anglo-Saxon poetry. In these riddles and the brilliant, far-rang...
Poetry. Emily Wilson's phenomenal third collection, THE GREAT MEDIEVAL YELLOWS, attends to the world with an intense, unyielding focus.