Jamaal May's language hits us hard and fast, immersing us in the rhythm and rush of his city...
A first-person account of the Iraq War by a solider-poet, winner of the 2005 Beatrice Hawley...
A soldier struggles to reintegrate, exploring the foundations of the psyche and how history ...
Table of Contents:After CharmingAmbergisThe Artist And His ModelThe Bohemian WeddingCeremonyCoyot...
Poems progress through the wilds of the mind and memory, dispatching parables, and challengi...
Esteemed poet Cole Swensen's ninth collection is haunted by vision and transfixed by light.
A powerful and suspenseful elegiac sequence, winner of the 2003 Beatrice Hawley Award.
Heartrending, but absolutely necessary and enlightening, this lyric debut is beautiful in it...
'She should be required reading for those writers who confuse singing with the roar of white...
'...an awkward, restless, honest presence, that won't sit down and talk, and won't go away.'...
'[These poems] speak with the accuracy of dreams and the audacity of revelation.' —Marie How...
Anne Marie Macari's breathtaking second collection finds unapologetic revelation in the fema...