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This masterwork of American immigrant literature is set in the 1920s on the Lower East Side of Ma...

For nearly two decades, Patrick Rosal has been one of the most beloved and admired poets in the U...

In her newest feat of poetic innovation, Amy Newman wanders the lives of mid-century poetry immor...

In Ridiculous Light, Valencia Robin captures the everyday and the ecstatic in a voice all her own...

Sappho meets Springsteen in Insecurity System by Sara Wainscott, a wry exploration of memory, mot...

Set in New York City in the 1950s and 1960s, this is the coming-of-agestory of Hector Santinio, t...

Uncommon Prayer is a book about desire, and about the ways in which desire can and cannot be expr...

In Soft Launch, Aaron Belz takes what might seem normal to other people-a 1 3 full bottle of Prel...

In Loves You, Sarah Gambito explores the recipe as poetic form and a mode of resistance. Through ...