Literary Nonfiction. Poetry. Art. Film. Music. Published in the Bagley Wright Lecture Series. Constellating four central topics—ghosts, colors, animals, and bees—in highly attuned prose, Dorothea Lasky explores the powers and complexities of the lyr...
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Poetry. If THE CLOUD CORPORATION is, as John Ashbery called it, "the poetry of the future, here, today," then Timothy Donnelly's third collection, THE PROBLEM OF THE MANY, is the poetry of the future yet further pressed to the end of history. In ast...
Literary Nonfiction. Poetry. Women's Studies. Tenth Anniversary Edition. Since 2009, when it was first published, to today, BLUETS has drawn scores of readers with its surprising insights into the emotional depths that make us most human—via 240 sho...
Poetry. In DUNCE Mary Ruefle returns to the poetic practice that has always been at her core. With her startlingly fresh sensibility, she enraptures us in poem after poem by the intensity of her attention, with the imaginative flourishes of her bein...
Poetry. With staggering emotional honesty, Prageeta Sharma confronts the sudden loss of her spouse to cancer. Offering a series of poems rooted in the profoundly narrative yet disorienting experience of losing a loved one, she summons all of her res...
Poetry. Literary Nonfiction. Rachel Zucker sweeps all the corners in this maximalist project of poems and prose, navigating love, loss, and personal and political despair. Through heartbreaking, often comic, genre-non-conforming pieces spanning the ...
Literary Nonfiction. Poetry. A rich array of materials coalesce here into a vibrant portrait, in text and image, of two extraordinary artists and collaborators. For nearly sixty years, the Waldrops have influenced multiple generations of writers thr...
Literary Nonfiction. Poetry. LOVE THREE is a study of a seventeenth-century devotional poem by George Herbert; an essay on eroticizing power; and a memory palace of sexual experiences, fantasies, preferences, and limits—with Herbert's poem as the ke...
Poetry. In HEAR TRAINS, Caroline Knox seeks further contexts for her striking diction and syntax to establish new forms of understanding. With her signature wit and erudition, she plumbs the depths of etymology, reading, art, and nature, of comma sp...
Poetry. LGBTQIA Studies. Taking readers from suburban carports to wintry Russian novels, from summer tomato gardens to the sublime interiors of presleep thoughts, Magdalena Zurawski's poems anchor the complexities of our interconnected world in the ...
Poetry. With his fifth collection of poems, Michael Earl Craig delivers a fresh set of tableaux that have us squinting aslant at the ordinary. Dexterously constructed, the scenes, conversations, letters, instructions, stories, bios, and little fable...
Literary Nonfiction. Poetry. California Interest. PRESERVING FIRE recounts the life and thought of Surrealist, Beat Generation, and San Francisco Renaissance poet Philip Lamantia through his fugitive prose works. Ranging from poetry to politics to m...
Poetry. Anselm Berrigan's eighth collection of poems, SOMETHING FOR EVERYBODY, is exactly as its title describes. Wide-ranging in forms, densities, and aesthetics—and written from numerous collaborations, prompts, and influences—these poems express ...
Poetry. Latinx Studies. What does a book want to be in anyone's hands but an infinite word object? XOETEOX is a dare into perception, traversing territories of language, sound, and the visual page. At the intersection of identity, performance, and t...
Poetry. Chelsey Minnis's new collection of poems follows the struggle of a flawed character in a cinematic world. Playing with old ideas of wealth and love from Hollywood's golden era, these poems flirt with nostalgia without ever succumbing to it, ...