The Invisible Borders of Time: Five Female Latin American Poets is a new anthology edited by Vene...

This book of photos, poems, and essays chronicles like never before the inner world of GoGo, Wash...

Ukraine may be the only country on earth that owes its existence, at least in part, to a poet. Ev...

Crimean Fig Qirim Inciri: Contemporary Crimean Tatar Poetry and Fiction features stories and poem...

In his first collection in over 25 years, poet Martin Edmunds' Flame in a Stable is an alarmingly...

In Yuliya Musakovska's newest poetry collection, The God of Freedom, she reveals, facet by facet,...

Today is a Different War is Lyudmyla Khersonska's striking portrayal of life from inside war-torn...

The Age of Waiting by Douglas J. Penick is a personal memoir enriched by the history of Buddhism ...

Prismatic and polysemous, On the Road to Lviv invites us on an odyssey across Ukraine in the hour...

In The Forbidden Door, poets Carolyn Forche and Lars Gustaf Andersson masterfully translate the s...

Renowned poet Melissa Green returns to the literary stage with her new and selected poems, Magpie...

In St. Matthew Passion,award winning poet Gjertrud Shnackenberg recounts a speaker's experience o...

'We act like children with our dead,' Halyna Kruk writes as she struggles to come to terms with t...

Arrowsmith Press is honored to announce the publication of Nidia Hernández's first collection of ...

Unrevolutionary Times, Dr. Houman Harouni's exhilarating debut collection, takes us on a journey ...

Tiny Extravaganzas, Diane Mehta's fiercely lyrical new collection, works the American sentence to...

Kythe Heller's Firebird sequence probes the capacity of the human spirit to endure under extreme ...

'A true poet' was how Mark Strand described Thomas O'Grady. About the poems in his first book, Wh...

Persephone Blues offers a selection of poems by one of the leading Ukrainian writers of her gener...

One of England's most celebrated poets, described by James Wood as 'the major poet of his generat...

Where Do You Live? is a bilingual, collaborative collection of questions and responses in Arabic ...

It's 1939 and young Maeve O'Sullivan and her family are among the last inhabitants of a windswept...

Fanny Howe's Manimal Woe maps the intersection between history and family as few books have. Thro...

Few writers have embodied the heart and soul of a nation as fully as Venezuela's Rafael Cadenas. ...

Charles O. Hartman's eighth book of poems, Downfall of the Straight Line, vibrates with dazzling ...

Having kept his poetry largely to himself for forty years, Scott Harney on his death left behind ...

One of America's most honored essayists, Sven Birkerts returns with a riveting collection. In The...

A life-long commitment to social evolution - and, occasionally, revolution - animates the poems i...

Steven Cramer's newest book of poems, Departures from Rilke, derives from his favorites among Rai...

Come read for yourself why James Laughlin Prize winner David Rivard's newest book solidifies him ...

St. Lucian poet Derek Walcott, who won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1992, was also a playwri...

The Silence Of Your Name revolves around the suicide of Marshall's charismatic and idealistic you...

Clytemnestra plotting her husband's murder, Ophelia criticizing her creator, and a report from Ch...

Sherod Santos' brilliant new collection, The Burning World, shows us exactly why the New York Tim...

In his triumphant new poetry collection, Away Away, Mark Pawlak casts his precise and contemplati...

'Expansive in scope and incisive in vision, Patrick Sylvain's Fire on the Tongue distills poetry ...

The latest poetry collection from Cambridge legend Lloyd Schwartz.

One of the most important poets of the last hundred years, Derek Walcott was also a gifted painte...

A medical doctor composing sonnets at the height of Covid, John Okrent's This Costly Season exami...

Intimate, historical, ruminative, musical, Wang Jiaxin is a major contemporary voice in world poe...

A new book of poetry by Cambridge legend Gail Mazur.

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Tadeusz Dabrowski's poetry is as beguiling, reflective and precise as a thousand fragments from a...