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Young poet Rick Reid enters the pantheon of Chris Abani's Black Goat poetry series.

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Knoxs ninth collection of poetry, an ever surprising delight, masterful in its dedication to play and experiment.

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Inspired by Lowell's "Life Studies," Teicher explores troubled spaces between loved ones as a son becomes a husband and father.

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"That's the magic of this book--the way Adam Clay, line after line, enacts the mind on the page." --MAGGIE SMITH

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A gorgeous addition to the Marie Alexander Series, these prose poems are biographical lyric essays.

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In her latest collection, Tosltoy Killed Anna Karenina, Dara Wier brings poems that are by turns heartbreaking and jubilantand ultimately always gratifying.

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In her latest collection, Tosltoy Killed Anna Karenina, Dara Wier brings poems that are by turns heartbreaking and jubilantand ultimately always gratifying.

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Assembled using recorded conversations with the Slovenian poet Toma alamun, this book-length poem by Joshua Beckman spans the first forty years of alamuns life in his own words.

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Pip Smith's Too Close for Comfort, is the inaugural winner of the Helen Anne Bell Poetry Bequest, a biennial prize for a book of poetry by an Australian female poet which deals in some way with Australian culture.

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A chronicle of an Appalachian coming of age, these are moments where curiosity and conflict are indulged and awareness follows.

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In Toucan Nest, the eighth book by Alaska State Writer Laureate Peggy Shumaker, her encounter with the unfamiliar realm of Costa Rica has produced a work of startlingly beautiful mindfulness and imagination."

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In "Toucan Nest," the eighth book by Alaska State Writer Laureate Peggy Shumaker, her encounter with the unfamiliar realm of Costa Rica has produced a work of startlingly beautiful mindfulness and imagination.

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Poems that deconstruct class, culture, and language with intentionally jolting moves of irreverence and silliness.

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Poems that deconstruct class, culture, and language with intentionally jolting moves of irreverence and silliness.

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A text of ruins: ruins of genre, of language, of the city, of the body, of the barbarism of the twentieth century, which articulates the crumbling of buildings, the evisceration of language, the inhumanity that arises from patrie.

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With arresting images and scintillating internal music, the poems in Trace are at turns ekphrastic, elegiac, mythic, rebellious, interlingual, and whimsical, forming a constellation of experience and its traces which transgress borders at every turn.

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A coming-of-age poetry collection about a young Chicana growing up amidst the drug violence of Southern California during the '90s.

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The poems in Zachariah Wells's second collection range from childhood to dimly foreseen events in the future; they idle on all three of Canada's coasts, travel the open road, take walks in the city and pause on the banks of country streams and ponds.

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Like a chance encounter between Einstein and Breton, Trance Archive embraces philosophy, science, and surrealism.

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A much-anticipated new collection from celebrated poet Mary Ruefle--moving, authoritative, generous.

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One of America's most beloved poets returns with a new collection