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Literary Nonfiction. "With WITE OUT, Linda Norton breaks fresh ground as an autobiographical poememoirist. Combining an exploration of her familial roots, an interrogation and critique of whiteness as lived experience, a diaristic account of relatio...
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Poetry. Asian & Asian American Studies. Women's Studies. "Delightful political wit and poetic vision."—Gary Snyder"Bleeding dreams and hungry ghosts move about Wang Ping's latest collection."—M.L. Smoker"A moving argument about language and expressi...
Poetry. "I will follow this ferocious, reluctantly tender voice anywhere."—Patrick Donnelly
Poetry. "Every poem in this collection resonates with the subtle wit and insight emblematic of Devaney's work."—Michael Lally
Fiction. Poetry. Translated by Julia Johanne Tolo. "Permeated with darkness, ANNE is a strange and compelling novel...the translation is stunning"—Europe New Journal
Poetry. Of Rosalind Brackenbury's last collection, Jane Hirshfield said, "With deft mastery, Rosalind Brackenbury distills the facts and feel of a deeply lived-through and profoundly attended-to existence," and Harvey Shapiro said, "A palpable pleas...
Literary Nonfiction. In WAYS OF LOOKING AT A WOMAN, a book-length essay that interweaves memoir with film and literary history, Caroline Hagood assumes the role of detective to ask, what is a "woman," "mother," and "writer"? By turns smart, funny, a...
Poetry. "This is a badass book of poems and you will suffer if you don't find your way into its pages."—Anselm Berrigan"It doesn't get any better."—Robert Creeley
Magazine. Poetry. Art. Edited by Robert Hershon, Dick Lourie, and Mark Pawlak. Now in its 53rd year, Hanging Loose continues to present exciting poetry by new writers and veteran favorites. Art portfolio by Trevor Winkfield. Words by Sherman Alexie,...
Poetry. This book "is full of haunting extended metaphors and a pervasive sense of the metaphysical found even in the most seemingly casual situations...."
Poetry. "Keri Smith's memorable first poetry collection...is raw, sweet, brave, poignant, often irreverent, and always thoroughly human."—Patricia Traxler"A wonderfully engaging debut."—Mark Bibbins
Poetry. Art. Edited by Robert Hershon, Dick Lourie, and Mark Pawlak. Art by Elizabeth Hershon. Words by Jiwon Choi, John Godfrey, Colette Inez, Jack Anderson, Carole Bernstein, David Wright, Mather Schneider, Linda Norton, Wang Ping, Gerald Fleming,...
Poetry. "You can sense the benign influence of such major New York School figures as Kenneth Koch and Paul Violi in Jamail's exclamatory poems...This book is worthy of its legacy."—David Lehman
Poetry. This "is my new favorite book of poems and should be everyone's. The poems are so brilliantly original they defy labels or comparisons. No one writes poetry like Winch." —Michael Lally