The portrait of a friendship expressed through James Schuyler's letters (1954-1958) to Frank OHara.

The misadventures of a 16 year old aspiring English aesthete who arrives in Normandy.

Uncannily subtle, deft, and precisely cadenced poems quietly brimming with the intensity of curio...

In Richard Howard's new collection, voices of myth and memory prevail by means of prevarication.

Fiction. These astonishing stories, which range in setting from Palm Beach to Paris to poet Rober...

A seemingly off-the-cuff songbook of late poems dealing with aging, memory, belief and illusion.

In a New York State town submitting to endless summer Waldorf delivers a widow's dozen of lyrical...

This young author revives an old form, the aphorism, in ways sardonic, topical, and thought-provo...

Family and urban stories that portray loss and the inexact communication of feelings among friend...

An intense, nimble, and flat-out tough debut collection that portrays loss and honesty in subtle ...

A touching, delicately crafted debut novel whose main character's inability to fit into daily rea...

A gutsy female surf pro pushes against wild odds for what she wants—with deep surprises about who...