THE FOREWORD BLUESWesli Court said I should write a bookA bunch of blues-enough to fill a bookAnd...

Buried in Emily Dickinson's letters are many lines that are stunningly beautiful, as beautiful as...

The author traces his ancestry on his mother's side to the Putnam family of Salem Village, Massac...

The Life and Poetry of Manoah Bodman reconstructs the poetry of Manoah Bodman, an important early...

This collection comes from the founding director of both the Cleveland State University Poetry Ce...

Buried in Emily Dickinson's letters are many lines that are stunningly beautiful, as beautiful as...

The Book of Dialogue is an invaluable resource for writers and students of narrative seeking to m...

Lewis Putnam Turco is well-known in the literary culture of the United States as an award-winning...

This collection comes from the founding director of both the Cleveland State University Poetry Ce...

Poetry. 'Lewis Turco... appears to have combined the longevity of Utnapishtim with the energy and...

Turco's short fiction has been appearing since 1965 in various publications. This volume is the f...

Epitaphs for the Poets

The Dialects of the Tribe provides an overview of the various schools of poetry that developed du...

This volume is a compilation of memoirs and poems of the author and his Sicilian immigrant family.

When he was a year out of high school Lewis Turco began publishing his poems in the national lite...

Now in its fifth edition, The Book of Forms: A Handbook of Poetics continues to be the go-to refe...

This is the long-awaited collection of Lewis Turco's poems, comprising a dozen books in one. Rhin...

'... not revisions but one thoroughgoing and far-reaching revision -- of the course of American p...

Sheaf of Leaves: Literary Memoirs by Lewis Turco 'If you want to know what it has meant --- and h...

This is the long-awaited collection of Lewis Turco's poems, comprising a dozen books in one. Rhin...

The much-anticipated second edition of The Book of Literary Terms features new examples and terms...

The Familiar Stranger

Mark Twain once said that the difference between the almost right word an the right word was the ...