Poetry. Nonfiction. Essay. Visual Art. "With essay, elegy and lyric, Broc Rossell braids a dialogue with history and casts new meaning from the myriad voices and visions that people this book. As he writes: this is a history / working its way down ...
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Poetry. Asian & Asian American Studies. LGBTQIA Studies. "History is really an invitation / by way of arranged language / to read the occulted / in plain sight:/ a poem. // This book is a commingling of archives / with copious attributions / without...
Poetry. "The score is the written — a list of appropriated sources, the notes, is listed — and Jeanne Heuving plays upon, plays under, her instrument, the pen with which she begins, dragging it across the page. Weaving together real and speculative ...
Poetry. African & African American Studies. Women's Studies. "VERONICA: A SUITE IN X PARTS is a tale of every Veronica every femme trying to live despite the chronicle of a death foretold and the gratuitous violence of everyday life. It is a beautif...
Poetry. "Matthew Fink, poet, novelist, polymath of idiosyncratic genius and fierce critical intelligence, has devised in AFTERKLEIST a next-level precarious method by which he is able to observe the grave with a modicum of safety, walking a tightrop...
Poetry. Reprint of Nathanial Mackey's first book of poetry, selected by Michael Harper in 1985 as a winner of the National Poetry Series, and published by University of Illinois Press. With a new preface by Joseph Donahue.
Poetry. Edited by Aldon Lynn Nielsen. Hugh Walthall (1948-2015) was born in Roswell, New Mexico, and lived his adult life in Washington D.C., where he was active in the regional poetry community. He worked variously as a taxi driver, dispatcher for ...
Poetry. Taking its title from a song by the Memphis musician Harlan T. Bobo, ZIPPERS AND JEANS tells the story of a man who upon having his heart broken finds that he can commune with inanimate objects. At regular intervals, the real world leans in ...