Poetry. Art. Art by Caroline François-Rubino. "The poetic sequences in this book have all stemmed from collaborative projects with the French artist Caroline François-Rubino. As with our earlier books, sometimes a sequence of poems has stimulated a ...
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Poetry. Winner of The Bitter Oleander Press Library of Poetry Award for 2017. "Ray Keifetz obviously has a great passion for language, image and depth perception. His ability to maintain intense feelings throughout his poems and yet bring some restr...
Poetry. California Interest. Azorean culture. Lusophone Diaspora. KISSING THE BEE is Lara Gularte's first and long overdue collection of poetry to be published in a standard edition. To gain access to the significance of her poetry requires an under...
Poetry. Art. Edited by Paul B. Roth. Like every alphabet, the origin of ours is vast and complex. It has grown from a determination of grunts and yelps of joyous wonder, through hollow reed pens pressed onto delicate papyrus, rubbed in ink across wo...
Poetry. Translated from the German by David Chorlton in a bilingual edition. "Writing sometimes in rhyme, sometimes in free verse, Lavant employed directness in her language. I have chosen more of the free verse poems to translate and when there is ...
Poetry. Translated from the French by John Taylor in a bilingual edition. This book offers a representative selection of Pierre Voélin's poetry, ranging from his early books Sur la mort brève / On Brief Death (1984) and Les Bois calmés / The Calmed ...
Poetry. Winner of the 2016 Bitter Oleander Library of Poetry Award (BOPLOPA). CALL ME WHEN YOU GET TO ROSIE'S by Austin LaGrone is a small package of poems which exudes a swollen intensity towards life and how it has encountered the poet. Everything...
Poetry. Translated by Adam J. Sorkin and Diana Manole. "i'm sam," begins the first poem of Nora Iuga's THE HUNCHBACKS' BUS (AUTOBUZUL CU COCOŞAŢI). The book is a sort of family chronicle centered on the imaginary character sam and his life, much of ...
Poetry. Winner of the 2015 Bitter Oleander Library of Poetry Book Award. "Gholson's ALL THE BEAUTIFUL DEAD (ALONG THE SIDE OF THE ROAD) is a harrowing, razor-biting collection which addresses the wounded and the outcast, in a landscape of boxcars, p...
Poetry. Translated from the Spanish by Anthony Seidman and David Shook. Introduced by Jorge Ortega. Bilingual Edition. "I feel that poetry," Salvador Novo confesses in a poem from Espejo (1933), "hasn't come forth from me." That will prove to be a r...
Poetry. Asian & Asian American Studies. Translated from the Chinese by Ye Chun. Bilingual Edition. "For over two decades, March 26th has marked the day when college students across China hold vigils for the poet Hai Zi, reciting his poetry and shari...
Poetry. "In THE SKY'S DUSTBIN, vibrant details lead us easily into something that's part magical realism, part magic for realists. Everyday events read like parables here, though, as in life, their meanings are layered, turn this way and that, refus...
Poetry. "These are mysterious poems, unlike much being written now in this country. To find things like them, you may have to go back at least a decade to some of the work being done then under the freshening influence of European poetry. I can only...