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

“There is no poet today or in days past who writes like G.C. Waldrep.” —Rachel Galvin “Waldrep’s poems sing with a

A glimmering intelligence beats at the heart of The Radiant. It’s not the condescending kind that disallows humor (or how

Winner of the Snowbound Chapbook Award The Haunting is a book of feminist-horror visitations, incantations, and possession embodied in unruly

In bold tribute with a title utilizing the last two words Emily Dickinson wrote, Rosa Lane’s Called Back converses with

WINNER of the BERKSHIRE PRIZE FOR POETRY The poems in Green Island delve into the relationship between place and imagination,

The Beautiful Immunity is a quartet of motifs about faith and witness in an age of crisis, divided into four

In poetry that dazzles with its erudition and cosmopolitan approach, Christina Pugh shows us the role of language in constructing—and

In The Opening Ritual, G. C. Waldrep contends with the failure of the body, the irreducible body, in the light