The winner of the 2018 Slope Book Prize, Our Pornography and other disaster songs was chosen by j...

As her perp comes up for parole, witness tw recalls the objects he brought to the assault. She tr...

Poetry. 'Falling in love while losing a loved one and watching the war news on TV? Life is diffic...

My Heart But Not My Heart

To quote Carmen Gimenez Smith, 'In Instrument of Gaps, Felicia Zamora opens new windows into the ...

NULL LANDING sings the nuances of black queer life and experiments with the motif of 'nullness, '...

The Other Side of Landscape: An Anthology of Contemporary Nordic Poetry

Poetry. 'The word 'anamnesis' relates to how a person arrives at knowledge. In the Platonic sense...

Bivouac

Zoo Music

The Goddess of the Hunt Is Not Herself

Poetry. Amanda Nadelberg breaks onto the scene with a book of poems written in alphabetical order...

Like Wind Loves a Window

Unfathoms

Poetry. 'Reading GHOST MACHINES, I am reminded of Brian Eno and David Byrne's My Life in the Bush...

Poetry. Drama. Women's Studies. Who is 'Jenny'? Well, who isn't she? Tara Rebele, in her debut, c...

Poetry. 'Marvelously inventive and refreshingly tongue-in-cheek, Robyn Ewing takes a frank look a...

Poetry. HANDIWORK is in itself a work of craftsmanship, piecing together fragments while at the s...

'This is a book of boundaries, objects, intersections. A book of multiple selves caught in the mi...

Poetry. THE NEXT IN LINE, Christopher Schmidt's provocative debut, tracks the poet's coming of ag...

Poetry. Written through a dark time, Curry's poems in OUR CHROME ARMS OF GYMNASIUM navigate, as s...

Poetry. In LID TO THE SHADOW, Alexandria Peary writes about spring, referencing classical Eastern...

Poetry. 'Just as the Bertolt Brecht the book invokes, Monika Zobel's AN INSTRUMENT FOR LEAVING si...

Poetry. At issue in these poems, written from the perspective of a professional taxidermist, is t...

Poetry. Winner of our 11th Annual Book Prize Contest, chosen by Matthea Harvey. CEREMONY is Mary ...

'Yes, this is a mournful book, but sardonic and weirdly resourceful, bounding imaginatively among...

Poetry. 'If you like eating pipe bombs for breakfast and pissing off your friends, read these poe...