SPD Poetry Best-Sellers

October 2012

1. The Arcadia Project: North American Postmodern Pastoral edited by Joshua Corey and G. C. Waldrep, Editors (Ahsahta Press)
2. Balloon Pop Outlaw Black by Patricia Lockwood (Octopus Books)
3. Counterpart by Elizabeth Robinson (Ahsahta Press)
4. The Right Place to Jump by Peter Covino (New Issues Poetry & Prose)
5. Enduring Freedom by Laura Mullen (Otis Books | Seismicity Editions)
6. Flowering Mall by Brandon Brown (Roof Books)
7. Autobiography of Envelopes by Sarah Riggs (Burning Deck)
8. Work from Memory: In Response to In Search of Lost Time by Marcel Proust by Dan Beachy-Quick and Matthew Goulish (Ahsahta Press)
9. The Frame Called Ruin by Hadara Bar-Nadav (New Issues Poetry & Prose)
10. Captive by Martin Ott (C&R Press)
11. cloudfang : : cakedirt by Daniela Olszewska (Horse Less Press)
12. Meridian by Kathleen Jesme (Tupelo Press)
13. Experiments I Should Like Tried at My Own Death by Caryl Pagel (Factory Hollow Press)
14. Desiring Map by Megan Kaminski (Coconut Books)
15. 154 Forties by Jackson Mac Low (Counterpath Press)
16. Chinoiserie by Karen Rigby (Ahsahta Press)
17. Robinson Alone by Kathleen Rooney (Gold Wake Press)
18. Win These Posters and Other Unrelated Prizes Inside by Norma Cole (Omnidawn Publishing)
19. Playing Bach in the D.C. Metro by David Lee Garrison (Browser Books Publishing)
20. Journey to the Sun by Brent Cunningham (Atelos)