Poems of loneliness and late nights, liquor and loss.

An unflinching, open-hearted inquiry that encompasses religion, disaster, resilience, infertility...

Pluck

Disaster Tourism

The Serious World

The Museum of Future Mistakes

'Gruesome scenarios take a tender turn; beautiful moments become sources of derision. Winner of t...

Poetry that illuminates nature's weather and the weather of the human spirit.

'He knows what things look like and how they act, and he understands that the motion of the langu...

Poems of life and death rendered in darkly beautiful language.

The first English translation of poems from a major 20th-century South American Writer.

Poems dealing with the land of Israel, and inconsistencies and mysteries in Biblical texts.

U.S. debut poetry collection by one of Poland's most acclaimed and award-winning younger poets.

Set in Greece, this innovative debut uses discrete, telling moments to create fast-paced stories ...

The first US edition of rising world-poetry star Ales Steger's most acclaimed book. The most prom...

Daniels' fourteenth collection delves into the streets of Detroit and Pittsburgh as they fight fo...

Poems with humor and heart, peopled with humanity.

A master of neo-confessional poetry, Craig Morgan Teicher charts new territory in his fierce expl...

Internationally celebrated poet places her Palestinian-American identity center stage, putting a ...

Fictitious biographical snippets that celebrate the sky-written words of early aviation and the l...

This collection of poems explores the collision between a civilization of western time and one of...

Poems that remindus 'there is always a habitable place, the farthest outpost of solitude nothing ...

A new collection of poetry from the bestselling author of 'The Courage to Heal.'

In his fifth collection, Simmerman creates an elegy-in-verse with technical mastery, wit and pass...

35 new poems and selections from six previous collections including the Pulitzer Prize-winning He...

A new collection of empathetic and illuminating poems by one of America's most-beloved poets.

Theophobia continues Beasley's postmodern spiritual meditations in the tradition of John Donne, G...

An anthropologist writes poems about globalization, culture, war, and fieldwork in South Sudan, U...

Beings and Things on Their Own is the recipient ofthe 1985 Greek National Poetry Award for the Gr...

LAST COPIES. Poetry. Memoir. African American Studies. A landmark collection by one of America's ...

The long-awaited tenth collection of poetry from the Shelley Memorial Prize-winning poet Lucille ...

The first bilingual U.S. publication of celebrated Israeli poet Erez Bitton, often considered the...

'The Hands of Strangers' portrays the tensions and moments of grace between aged nursing home res...

An exciting younger poet explores the rhetoric of prayer and the dizzying possibilities of medita...

The winner of the Isabella Gardner Poetry Award for 2007.

Selected by Thomas Lux as the winner of the eighth annual A. Poulin, Jr., Poetry Prize.

A debut story collection that twists the clichés of mainstream mystery writing, bringing new surp...

Vivid and sensual new poems from the editor of the prestigious Contemporary American Poetry.

Mapping human fragility, lost lovers, and mysterious pasts, this new collection is an exploration...

Chilling, funny, devastating: Upton’s characters backtrack into the past, then make their way for...

This highly anticipated second collection is the winner of the 2011 Isabella Gardner Poetry Award.

Award-winning short stories survey the Great Plains landscape and the complex, resilient lives of...

Evocative, playful, masterful brief fictions that explode with imagery detailing love, denial, an...

Jannise's Poulin Prize-winning debut poetry collection subverts the self-help genre to celebrate ...

Selections from Beowulf and The Middle English Bestiary, as well as poems by Baudelaire, Char, Ak...

Each poem has its on reality, its own unexpected and moving truth.' --Louis Simpson

1991 Outstanding Academic Book of the Year--Choice. 'Friar and Mysiades deserve much credit for p...

'The poetry of Mary Crow is as we would expect of an artist deeply troubled by her experiences.' ...