A record of a poet’s wrestling with how to live and what to do; a provisional manual exploring how to

By inhabiting the voices of Adam and Eve, Abelard and Heloise, Odysseus and Calypso, and others, deNiord bears witness to

Daphne is a meditation on the centrality of predation to the Western lyric tradition. The book is punctuated by lyric

Nebulous Vertigo, a debut collection of poems from Belle Ling, is a gentle whirl of undulations inviting us into a

The “I-centered,” first person, yet experimental poems in Jalousie explore the ways in which expression of the deeply personal experience

Without fungi and bacteria, death would overwhelm the planet. In Mycocosmic, Lesley Wheeler’s latest poetry collection, incantatory poems summon transformation

WINNER of the DORSET PRIZE Poem as wish for a phone that can talk to the dead. As text sent