SPD Poetry Bestsellers

September 2019

1. Advantages of Being Evergreen by Oliver Baez Bendorf (Cleveland State University Poetry Center)
2. Winter: Effulgences and Devotions by Sarah Vap (Noemi Press)
3. All That Beauty by Fred Moten (Letter Machine Editions)
4. Heart Like A Window, Mouth Like A Cliff by Sara Borjas (Noemi Press)
5. lo terciario / the tertiary (2nd Edition) by Raquel Salas Rivera (Noemi Press)
6. while they sleep (under the bed is another country) by Raquel Salas Rivera (Birds, LLC)
7. World’d Too Much: The Poetry of Russell Atkins by Russell Atkins, edited by Kevin Prufer and Robert E. McDonough (Cleveland State University Poetry Center)
8. Hijito by Carlos Andrés Gómez (Platypus Press)
9. Partial Genius by Mary Biddinger (Black Lawrence Press)
10. Sun Cycle by Anne Lesley Selcer (Cleveland State University Poetry Center)
11. I’m Alive. It Hurts. I Love It. by Joshua Jennifer Espinoza (Big Lucks Books)
12. My German Dictionary by Katherine Hollander (The Waywiser Press)
13. Scorpionic Sun by Mohammed Khaïr-Eddine, translated by Conor Bracken (Cleveland State University Poetry Center)
14. The Actual World by Jason Tandon (Black Lawrence Press)
15. This Is Not a Frank Ocean Cover Album by Alan Chazaro (Black Lawrence Press)
16. Late Along the Edgelands by Eric Falci (Tuumba Press)
17. America that island off the coast of France by Jesse Lee Kercheval (Tupelo Press)
18. Stonehouse’s Poems for Zen Monks by Stonehouse, translated by Red Pine (Empty Bowl)
19. Earth by Hannah Brooks-Motl (The Song Cave)
20. Jack and Jill in Troy by Bob Perelman (Roof Books)