Literary Nonfiction. Memoir. Art. 'I want to write you a beautiful book of prose, against not lea...

Stella Corso's evocative second collection, Green Knife, hangs firmly askew. In this annular and ...

Poetry. Like an army of flowering stones, Philip Sorenson's OF EMBODIES evolves fixed positions i...

Poetry. Sara Deniz Akant's BABETTE, selected by Maggie Nelson for Rescue Press' Black Box Poetry ...

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In Sandra Doller's vivid, syntactically knotty new book, Not Now Now, the reader revels in a tang...

Poetry. Melissa Dickey's rending and sparely lyric second collection, DRAGONS, moves in five exac...

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Poetry. Lauren Haldeman's inventive debut, CALENDAY, plays and challenges with equal force: 'Up f...

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Fiction. THERE IS SOMETHING INSIDE, IT WANTS TO GET OUT is the brief and stunning debut by fictio...

Poetry. As a bird learns to sing first by listening, Andy Stallings's PARADISE is attuned and att...

In his debut collection of essays, Jed Munson excavates the geopolitical reality and symbolic wei...

An inquiry into gender's relationship to popular aesthetics that swirls from ancient epics to tur...

Fiction. Literary Nonfiction. In her masterful second book, Anne Germanacos gets right down to th...

Poetry. In ON HOURS, his second stunning collection, Marc Rahe reveals himself as an occasionally...

Poetry. Dot Devota's THE DIVISION OF LABOR, selected as the Editor's Choice for Rescue Press' Bla...

Poetry. Oblique, intelligent, and sad, THE LILY WILL introduces readers to a voice beautifully su...

Poetry. 'I need a safe house everywhere I go. The invasions are every day,' writes Vanessa Jimene...

Poetry. Marc Rahe's concern with the body--in motion, trauma, sickness, health, intoxication, joy...

Fiction. Do we call TOUGHLAHOMA the satire we all deserve, a monstrously true fable of the late d...

Poetry. In Bridgette Bates' WHAT IS NOT MISSING IS LIGHT, shards of history are sharpened against...

Poetry. Inhabited by spirits, shadows, and ghosts harmonizing from the bleak and muddy bottoms of...

Poetry. In Todd Melicker's remarkable debut collection, RENDEZVOUS, the reader finds lines that j...

Poetry. In GRAVITY WELL, Marc Rahe's incisive third collection, the poems beckon readers through ...

Poetry. 'Everybody should be throwing up all of the time,' insists Philip Sorenson's incendiary a...

Poetry. Literary Nonfiction. Andrea Rexilius's first book, TO BE HUMAN IS TO BE A CONVERSATION, c...

Sara Deniz Akant's Hyperphantasia explores the sonnet's sonic and imaginative capabilities via in...

Literary Nonfiction. Fiction. Hybrid Genre. ESTRANGER begins with a memoirist's problem--the supp...

Poetry. With 'I have countered I constructed,' Brooks-Motl delivers a mode by which THE NEW YEARS...

Poetry. In her debut collection WHAT WAS IT FOR, Adrienne Raphel revitalizes the topsy-turvy lyri...

In Hurricane Envy, Jaffe brings her keen eye and her formal ingenuity to subjects that range from...

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Poetry. Like the most formidable silver-screen comediennes, Stella Corso's debut collection TANTR...

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Fiction. PENNY, N. A definition: 1) A one-cent coin equal to one hundredth of a dollar; 2) A blue...