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"A collection of poems by Jorie Graham"--

"A collection of poetry by Randall Mann"--

"A collection of poems by Natalie Eilbert"--

"A collection of poems by Deborah Landau"--

"A collection of poems by Amanda Gunn"--

"A collection of poem translations by Red Pine, also known as Bill Porter"--

The Tradition explores cultural threats on black bodies, resistance, and the interplay of desire and privilege in a dangerous era.

Signature wit, wordplay, candor, and absurdity evoke an approachable dinner conversation uncomfortably at home in the American empire.

Barbie's cultural artifice is unmasked by Victoria Chang's imagination, lifting the struggle of Asian American experience to mythic levels.

Dimitrov explores the tension of living between the world of imagination and our growing sense of political disenchantment.

A finalist for the 2009 Pulitzer Prize. “Ruth Stone is . . . a pre-eminent American poet.” —Harvard Review

"James Richardson is . . . a poet who earned his reputation as a master of imagery and concision."-The Christian Science Monitor

The world's first substantial selection of English translations of this great T'ang Dynasty poet.

Comprehensive, bilingual volume from Norway's sage; translated by the Roberts Bly and Hedin.

An intimate first book of personal essays and incisive commentary from the editor of Poetry.

"American poetry could not have evolved as it did without Theodore Roethke." -Bloomsbury Review

Winner of the Hayden Carruth Award uses "broken sonnets" to explore complex juxtapositions of contemporary culture.

This anthology of essays--the first of its kind--discusses the art of translating Asian poetry.

For the first time in any Western language, the complete text of China's classic poetry anthology.

Long-awaited selected poems from a poet who shapes what threatens to misshape him.

This remarkable debut is a cohesive yet wide-ranging suite that displays a finely tuned sense of craft and a mind alert not only to the present but to the possible, to many traditions, and a deeply felt sense of history. Yet, for all Simon's diverse themes and structures, the poet remains rooted in this world-accessible, clear, and vibrant.