Suzanne Jones
9781956921793
Coming January 2027: “Pornographically lush, explicitly bizarre, articulating messy human yearnings like a recipe for rhubarb pie.” —Matthew Thomas Meade
$22.95
Veronika Opatřilová
9781956921762
Coming February 2027, a 24-year-old Swedish student and a 35-year-old literature professor on the Isle of Wight, England, in the 1960s, navigate the social, legal and internal dynamics of queer love.
$23.95
Daniel Fitzpatrick
9781956921724
“Danny Fitzpatrick’s Red Robichaux and Other Southern Moralists contains multitudes: a vast array of characters grappling with faith and making meaning of their lives. It is a pleasure to witness their tender care toward one another as they find themselves in the landscapes and journeys taken across the South and beyond.” —Brooke Champagne
$19.95
Roberto Balò
9781956921564
a book-length serial poem that reimagines The Odyssey from the vantage point of outer space.
$19.95
Stanislav Belsky
9781956921571
“…the polyphonic day-to-day of wartime Kyiv”—Amelia Glaser
$20.95
Stephen Vincent
9781956921694
That most difficult kind of writing: simple & astonishing. A book that teaches us in addition to the admonition to “look up” we might also “look down,” taught by the artist & to see and think about the messages, visions, and koans that are at our feet with each walk that we take. — Hank Lazer
$35.00
Efraín Velasco and Mark Statman
Scenes Left Out Of […], 9781956921663
“Borges is whispering your childhood fairy tales, Mexico City was founded by Walt Disney, and Mami’s lullabies don’t lull no more. Velasco/Statman transport you to where you’ve never been before. And with poetry, that’s exactly where you want to be.”–Bob Holman
$19.95
Tahar Ben Jelloun
9781956921410
“…a timeless scorched-earth indictment against those who would cower in “the fault-lines of… silence” while profiteers of political, economic, and religious orders trample a nation.”
$23.95
Sandra Moussempès
Cassandra at point-blank range, 97819569211465
“From within the galaxy of French poetics, Sandra Moussempès’ work glimmers like the foreign body of a rare star….” –Liliane Giraudon
$24.95
Leopoldo María Panero
The Death of Poetry, 9781956921366
“Any person concerned with the human condition must read Panero.” —Lucina Schell
$32.95
Courtney Bush,
A Movie, 9781956921397
“…helps us understand that movies really are actually everything. I mean, really, everything!”–Brandon Brown
$19.95
Susan M. Schultz,
I and Eucalyptus, 9781956921311
Poems and full color photographs
“I know you understand, Eucalyptus. It’s your bark that falls, not you.”
$28.95
Milena Marković
translated by Steven Teref & Maja Teref
sympathy for the salami 9781956921298
“…a vivid, honest, often funny, sometimes disturbing voice… [which] confronts her life more directly than most of us have the courage to do.” —Susanna Lang.
$21.95
Nabile Farès
Trans Peter Thompson
9781944884901
First appearance in English of Nabile Farès’ great trilogy, La Découverte du nouveau monde.
$9.99 – $29.95Price range: $9.99 through $29.95
Raphaël Confiant
9781944884567
True story of the rise of Madame St. Clair, the Martinican refugee who took Harlem by storm…
$9.99 – $24.95Price range: $9.99 through $24.95
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