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Set on a magical island where men are the second sex, story-driven prose poems upset gender-roles, tangling myths and logic.

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Features a poetic fantasia, a disorienting yet compelling dreamscape of butterflies and caterpillars and killing jars, where the waking mind's prose transforms into the sleeper's poetry. This collection of poems tracks the stages of sleep and pairs them with the life cycle of Lepidopterae.

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Ras poems flow, pound, dance, and stammer. Her expressions subtle and nuanced persistent in the reader's mind.

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Martin Harrison is a writer whose poetry is both a meditation and a meeting place between the immensity of the Australian environment and the hi-tech urbane world of everyday Western life. In this new collection Harrison has gathered together some of his best works and included some alluring and lyrical new works.

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Long after I finished reading Wilder, I was in grief that its beauty had ended, and also in grief over the spoiled world it describes. RICK BAROT

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Wine-house singers, empresses, angst-ridden wives, and broken-hearted nuns: poems from China's golden age.

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Wine-house singers, empresses, angst-ridden wives, and broken-hearted nuns: poems from China's golden age.

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"An anthology of nearly 100 Chinese lyrics (san-ch'u) by 23 poets, three of them anonymous, all from the Yuan period (1271-1368). Seaton's colloquial English renderings are a sheer pleasure to read, so much so that the reader is apt to forget he is enjoying translations..."--Choice

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A profound debut collection blending testimony and tribunal, Winter Phoenix creates a courtroom for colonial and linguistic reckoning after the Vietnam war.

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"Jackson Holbert's Winter Stranger is a solemn record of addiction and the divided affections we hold for the landscapes that shape us"--

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The debut poetry collection from poet and educator Derrick Weston Brown.

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Quill pen, linotype, computer: does how you write affect what you write This book spurns the sentence and woos the phrase, the image and the language of printing, weaving fragments together to address the question of how publishing and printing affect writing.

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Grass shaped by wind, stone grooved by rain - poems with the small, relentless power of nature.

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The first bilingual collection of her poetry in English

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Women in Public dismantles and reassembles the humor, absurdity, and terror that inform interactions with gender, sexuality, and amorous consumption.

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A genre-breaking adventure: narrative prose poems filled with awe, yearning, acerbic wit, and crystalline observations.

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"I am captivated, consoled, and bowled over by these poems, knifelike in their concision and oracular at their core." TRACY K. SMITH

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"The work is varied, but the poems have in common the celebration, without romanticizing, of heritage and the power of remembering."-Joseph Bruchac, American Indian Quarterly "As solid and resonant a selection as you'll find in a volume of fifty pages. My only criticism is that it isn't twice as long."-Adirondak Library

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1991 Outstanding Academic Book of the Year--Choice. "Friar and Mysiades deserve much credit for providing, in one volume, the first full-range sampling of this fecund, variegated, and highly original poet in English."--The New Republic