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Started as a VQR documentary, Copia examines the now-bankrupt city of Detroit, once the thriving heart of the American Dream.

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From Mexican-born poet Dolores Dorantes, Copy is a book-length prose poem examining extrication, refuge, and reintegration, presented in English for the first time by award-winning translator Robin Meyers.

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From Mexican-born poet Dolores Dorantes, Copy is a book-length prose poem examining extrication, refuge, and reintegration, presented in English for the first time by award-winning translator Robin Meyers.

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From the winner of the 7th Annual Nicholas Roerich Poetry Prize comes Counterpoint, a contemporary book of poems with many bizarre twists and zany turns. Alpaugh's subjects include POWs, salespeople, art, and the dead. His work has appeared in many journals such as Asylum, Exquisite Corpse, and Twentieth Century Literature.

(Paperback, 2nd New edition)

From the winner of the 7th Annual Nicholas Roerich Poetry Prize comes Counterpoint, a contemporary book of poems with many bizarre twists and zany turns. Alpaugh's subjects include POWs, salespeople, art, and the dead. His work has appeared in many journals such as Asylum, Exquisite Corpse, and Twentieth Century Literature.

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The poems of Country Club freewheel across state lines with panache and flagrant feeling.

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Winner of the Castagnola Award from PSA. A 12-part narrative poem about the adventures of John Mitchell, a lieutenant in the Civil War, and his daughter, Maggie. Lt. John Mitchell was a POW who helped engineer the famous escape from Libby Prison; he then went on to help settle the West.

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A collection of poems that invoke historical figures like Hiram Bingham and Ho Chi Minh even as they traverse a poetic landscape that includes telephone-game-style translations, interpretive dance poems on historic paintings and carnivalesque jaunts into a natural world overrun with mules, Alsatians, lions, and motorcycle-sized deer.

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'Loney is an 'early conceptualist'. Crankhandle is a conceptually thick book, a book of thought, or as Frost might say, a book of 'thinks', that challenges writing's potential triviality on a word-by-word basis.' Michael Farrell

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It ain't easy being green: Croak is a poetic negotiation between a species in crisis and its many cultural markers.

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Powerhouse, world-renowned LGBTQ poet and spoken-word artist Staceyann Chin curates the first full-length collection of her poems.

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'Crystal lography' means the study of crystals, but also, taken literally, 'lucid writing.' This book features the intersection of poetry and science, and explores the relationship between language and crystals - looking at language as a crystal, a space in which the chaos of individual parts align to expose a perfect formation of structure.

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"Rich wries gorgeous lyrical poetry which courageously tells us the truth about our world" - Ilya Kaminsky

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Poems about the anxiety of the present - the dread that comes with being human at his particular moment.

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With acerbic aplomb, Jillian Weise's latest collection of poems investigates disability and ableism in the literary canon.

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Dafydd ap Gwilym is a prolific medieval Welsh poet. In his work he portrays himself as a not too successful lover, a joker, storyteller and observer of the brevity of human life, while his innovative language, subject-matter and poetic technique gave a new dimension to Welsh poetry.

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DANCE is poetry as performance, precarious and joyful, a three-part journey through hell, earth, and paradise.

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