SPD Poetry Bestsellers

December 2019

1. All That Beauty by Fred Moten (Letter Machine Editions)
2. Porn Carnival by Rachel Rabbit White (Wonder)
3. Near, At by Jennifer Soong (Futurepoem Books)
4. The Shrine Whose Shape I Am: The Collected Poetry of Samuel Menashe by Samuel Menashe, edited by Bhisham Bherwani and Nicholas Birns (Audubon Terrace Press)
5. Advantages of Being Evergreen by Oliver Baez Bendorf (Cleveland State University Poetry Center)
6. Save Our Ship by Barbara Louise Ungar (Ashland Poetry Press)
7. I’m Alive. It Hurts. I Love It. by Joshua Jennifer Espinoza (Big Lucks Books)
8. Where the Paths Do Not Go by Rainer Maria Rilke, translated by Burton Pike (World Poetry Books)
9. Ruined Traveler by Renée Ashley (Otis Books | Seismicity Editions)
10. Hijito by Carlos Andrés Gómez (Platypus Press)
11. What Need Have We For Such As We by Amanda Auerbach (C&R Press)
12. The Paper Camera by Youmna Chlala (Litmus Press)
13. Trusting The Mind: Zen Epigrams by Seng Ts’an, translated by Red Pine (Empty Bowl)
14. Scorpionic Sun by Mohammed Khair-Eddine, translated by Conor Bracken (Cleveland State University Poetry Center)
15. Works of Love & Terror by Donna de la Perrière (Talisman House, Publishers)
16. Letters to the Future: Black Women/Radical Writing by Erica Hunt and Dawn Lundy Martin, Editors (Kore Press)
17. The Last Innocence / The Lost Adventures by Alejandra Pizarnik, translated by Cecilia Rossi (Ugly Duckling Presse)
18. My German Dictionary by Katherine Hollander (The Waywiser Press)
19. Year By Year Poems by Lynne Sachs (Tender Buttons Press)
20. Mongrel Tongue by Megin Jiménez (1913 Press)