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Jonathan Aaron
Journey to the Lost City
"Elegant and quietly dangerous"
—Rosanna Warren
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Julie Agoos
Property
“Her language is simple, sensuous, and concrete, with a quiet lyricism that approaches radiance.” —Partisan Review
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Pamela Alexander
Slow Fire
"[a] profound dialog with the earth itself"
—Martha Collins
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Keith Althaus
Ladder of Hours:
Poems 1969-2005
Four decades of work from an American master.
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Adrian Blevins
The Brass Girl Brouhaha
Wild, zany, truth-telling poems. Winner of the 2004 Kate Tufts Discovery Award.
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Laure-Anne Bosselaar
A New Hunger
"An occasion to mark and to celebrate."
—Stephen Dunn
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Robert Boyers
A Book of Common Praise
Very short essays first written as introductions to poetry and fiction readings.
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Julianne Buchsbaum
Slowly, Slowly Horses
The first book by a poet of unsettling imagination and immaculate diction.
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Hayden Carruth
Letters To Jane
Carruth‘s letters to Jane Kenyon the year she was dying of cancer.
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Patrick Donnelly
The Charge
Intense, pristine lyrics by a poet living in the age of AIDS. Donnelly‘s first book.
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Lilah Hegnauer
Dark Under Kiganda Stars
The first book by a young poet who writes about time spent in a remote Ugandan village.
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Tung-Hui Hu
Mine
"a poetry composed of figments of reality."
—Eisner Prize Citation
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Linton Kwesi Johnson
Mi Revalueshanary Fren
"…as redemptive and life-ffirming as the blues."
—Russell Banks
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Laura Kasischke
Gardening in the Dark
Visionary leaps from the everyday to brilliant, surprising epiphanies.
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Laura Kasischke
Lilies Without
"…gives us a taste for the unmedicated nerve”
—Jonathan Weinert in Pleiades"
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Gary Lilley
Alpha Zulu
“Lilley’s characters… are presences to haunt and instruct us in the myriad ways of being human….”
—Kim Addonzio
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Kaled Mattawa
Zodiac of Echoes
Mattawa‘s long-awaited second book. A marvelous linguistic fusion of diverse cultures and geographies.
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William Matthews
The Satires of Horace
Fresh, colloquial translations, at once contemporary and timeless.
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Steve Orlen
The Elephant's Child
"Like all good story-tellers, he is the best of company."
—Mark Jarman
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Steve Orlen
This Particular Eternity
Frontal, darkly funny poems as sweet-tempered as they are unflinching.
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Eric Pankey
Oracle Figures
An elegant linguistic adventure of mind. Pankey‘s sixth book.
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Eric Pankey
Reliquaries
A book-length sequence of dazzling lyric meditation. The companion volume to Oracle Figures.
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Eric Pankey
The Pear As One Example: New & Selected Poems
"Pankey… bring(s) together his abstract intensities with his desire to live in the here and now…. "
—Publishers Weekly
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Kathleen Peirce
The Ardors
The fourth book by a poet of profound emotional and religious feeling.
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Josh Rathkamp
Some Nights No Cars At All
"…minutely observant, tender, grave, and true…."
—Carol Frost
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James Richardson
Vectors: Aphorisms & Ten-Second Essays
Wise, witty, serious and playful aphorisms that delight us with their insights.
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James Richardson
Interglacial: New and Selected Poems & Aphorisms
Contains the newest book by a poet of fierce and probing intelligence.
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Jeffrey Skinner
Salt Water Amnesia
Brilliant, heartbreaking and very funny poems from the vantage of mid-life.
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Sam Taylor
Body of the World
The first book by a poet who sees the earth as an integral part of human consciousness.
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Bruce Weigl
Declension in the Village of Chung Luong
"a deeply spiritual book"
—Carolyn Forché
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Karen Whalley
The Rented Violin
Rare clarity of thought and emotion in luminous, beautiful language. Whalley's first book.
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C.K. Williams
Love About Love
A complex and surprising self-portrait-as lover from earliest childhood longings to mature experience.
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