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These new poems from Simon West centre, for the most part, on landscape: the actual, the figurative, the local, the European. With a sure feeling for place (especially forest), The Yellow Gums Conversion brings together observation and emotional weather. Australian author.

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Focusing on a man who succeeded unlike any other in reconciling literature and poetry with pop music, this analysis digs deep into the work of Leonard Cohen and finds original views on humanity, happiness, consciousness, love, old age, and death. It provides a lively insight on Cohen's work and shows its drelevance for a new generation.

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"From the pages of the New York Times"--Page 1.

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"Includes a new introduction by the author"--Cover.

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"Yogi" presents Yogi Berra as he has never been seen before. Acclaimed author DeVito has compiled the authoritative biography examining one of the most competitive players of his generation--and one of the most unique men in baseball history. Archival photo inserts.

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Funny, odd, deeply personal, yet somehow universal, a collection of one woman's most humiliating moments, revealed with wit and gusto.

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A sharp-witted investigation of love, work, and human responsibility in the age of consumption and hyperexposure.

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A memoir of Melena, five-times married, mother, burlesque dancer, and "the hardest-assed woman to ever eat wood and bite nails."

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"A deeply compelling portrait of our educational system from the bottom up and the inside out."

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You Cannot Hurt Me Anymore, is a poetry book written about sexual trauma, and the emotional process thereafter. This is a powerful collection of poetry about struggle, survival, and healing. Get ready to embark on a compelling literary journey through the process of growth and recovery. Masterfully written, this is a must-read book filled with breathtaking poems.

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"[Wier's] directed and charged language is a reminder of how vital and vivid poetry can be."--American Poet

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Prioleau Alexander s comic tales of quitting the rat race to find meaning have a deep lesson for all of us get back in that race and run like hell! Stephen...

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The first bilingual U.S. publication of celebrated Israeli poet Erez Bitton, often considered the founding father of Mizrahi Israeli poetry.

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'This threshold, the edge of thingsnow, this single instant, unfolding through itself time, syntax, memory, want. You Will Not Know In Advance What Youll Feel has this radically spare structure of thought, within which, against which, Pont is characterful, quick, sensuous, ecstatic...

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A deeply personal and moving new play about family and memory from Francois Archambault, one of Quebec's most compelling writers.

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This collection examines young adult Gothic fiction to demonstrate how the contemporary resurgence of the Gothic in texts for young people signals anxieties about, and hopes for, young people in the twenty-first century.

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Among the many revelations in "Young Al Capone" are new details about the brutal Halloween Night murder of rival gangster "Wild Bill" Lovett, grisly details on how Capone planned the shootout and barbaric hatchet slaying of White Hand boss, Richard "Peg Leg" Lonergan, and insight into the dramatic incident that forced Capone to leave New York.

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Many people are familiar with the story of Al Capone, the "untouchable" Chicago gangster best known for orchestrating the St Valentine's Day Massacre. But few are aware that Capone's remarkable story began in the Navy Yard section of Brooklyn, New York.

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In this poignant collection of poems, Richard Beban conveys the world around him in a brilliantly real and lyrically beautiful light. He writes of different perspectives and relationships, doing so with humor and warmth, leaving a memorable impression long after the final page has been turned."

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A year of epistolary writing culminating in one of the most extensive collaboration books in the history of American poetry.