Hybrida by Tina Chang
Tina Chang's Hybrida delves into themes of motherhood, childhood, race, identity, and love. As the Poet Laureate of Brooklyn, Chang merges history, memory, and the present in her poetry, painting a vivid picture...
The Gun My Sister Killed Herself With by Daniel Lawless
In Daniel Lawless's poetry, the world is depicted as a precarious and unsafe place. Dangers lurk in every corner: within families, on the streets, across social classes, and deep within one's own psyche....
Labor Day by Rebecca Kosick
The debut poetry collection by Rebecca Kosick, "Labor Day," delves into the themes of work and time. The book explores the landscapes of the Upper Midwest after industrial decline, conveying both the economic...
Collected Poems by Marie Ponsot
Marie Ponsot focused on life over death in her poetry, with reflections on her American family, her experiences in Paris, and her identity as a mother, teacher, and translator. She explored themes of...
Cardinal by Tyree Daye
The second poetry collection by Tyree Daye, titled Cardinal, commences with two epigraphs. The first is drawn from The Green Book, an annual guide that aided Black travelers in the segregated US, expressing...
The Last Spring of the World by Maureen Boyle
In The Last Spring of the World, Maureen Boyle's second publication with Arlen House, an Irish feminist publisher, blends personal stories with extended poems, offering profound insights into distinctly Irish perspectives on life...
Salient by Elizabeth T. Gray, Jr.
Elizabeth T. Gray, Jr.'s book, "Salient," focuses on the Battle of Passchendaele in the form of a single poem. The term "salient" refers to what stands out in various contexts, be it material,...
Collected Poems: 1946–2016 by Harry Mathews
Harry Mathews, a versatile writer known for his novels, essays, and short stories, was also a poet. This book gathers nine collections of his poetry, along with both previously published and new works,...
More Sure by A. Light Zachary
A. Light Zachary's first poetry collection, "More Sure," explores uncertainty and complexity. The poems draw inspiration from ancient texts, quantum physics, contemporary poetry, and gaming culture to create a space for queer and...
