
Úrsula Starke
9781956921748
“Surreal shocking astonishing disturbing…”

Daniel Fitzpatrick
9781956921724
“Danny Fitzpatrick’s Red Robichaux and Other Southern Moralists contains multitudes: a vast array of characters grappling with faith and making meaning of their lives. It is a pleasure to witness their tender care toward one another as they find themselves in the landscapes and journeys taken across the South and beyond.” —Brooke Champagne

Roberto Balò
9781956921564
a book-length serial poem that reimagines The Odyssey from the vantage point of outer space.

Stanislav Belsky
9781956921571
“…the polyphonic day-to-day of wartime Kyiv”—Amelia Glaser

Stephen Vincent
9781956921694
That most difficult kind of writing: simple & astonishing. A book that teaches us in addition to the admonition to “look up” we might also “look down,” taught by the artist & to see and think about the messages, visions, and koans that are at our feet with each walk that we take. — Hank Lazer
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Efraín Velasco and Mark Statman
Scenes Left Out Of […], 9781956921663
“Borges is whispering your childhood fairy tales, Mexico City was founded by Walt Disney, and Mami’s lullabies don’t lull no more. Velasco/Statman transport you to where you’ve never been before. And with poetry, that’s exactly where you want to be.”–Bob Holman

Sonia Manzano
9781956921656
“… [A] moving recognition of her fleeting time, the enduring nature of senseless suffering, and the fight that must go on, while she repeats this generation’s most poignant cry for help and call to action: George Floyd’s “I can’t breathe.” —Adam Vines

Ann Plicque
9781956921595
Barrier islands are what protect coastlines from erosion, and are essential to maintain fisheries, as well as land. I hope these poems show you worlds you might not visit otherwise, and they erode the separation we feel from people and places unlike ourselves and our own.

Tahar Ben Jelloun
9781956921410
“…a timeless scorched-earth indictment against those who would cower in “the fault-lines of… silence” while profiteers of political, economic, and religious orders trample a nation.”

Sandra Moussempès
Cassandra at point-blank range, 97819569211465
“From within the galaxy of French poetics, Sandra Moussempès’ work glimmers like the foreign body of a rare star….” –Liliane Giraudon

Leopoldo María Panero
The Death of Poetry, 9781956921366
“Any person concerned with the human condition must read Panero.” —Lucina Schell

Courtney Bush,
A Movie, 9781956921397
“…helps us understand that movies really are actually everything. I mean, really, everything!”–Brandon Brown

Susan M. Schultz,
I and Eucalyptus, 9781956921311
Poems and full color photographs
“I know you understand, Eucalyptus. It’s your bark that falls, not you.”

Milena Marković
translated by Steven Teref & Maja Teref
sympathy for the salami 9781956921298
“…a vivid, honest, often funny, sometimes disturbing voice… [which] confronts her life more directly than most of us have the courage to do.” —Susanna Lang.

Nabile Farès
Trans Peter Thompson
9781944884901
First appearance in English of Nabile Farès’ great trilogy, La Découverte du nouveau monde.

Raphaël Confiant
9781944884567
True story of the rise of Madame St. Clair, the Martinican refugee who took Harlem by storm…
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