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A triptych of wild, lyric love poems that are, at heart, an ode to Arkansas.Set among blue Ozark creeks, hoods of trucks, and changing constellations, Cody-Rose Clevidence's poems call up embodied sensations as they arise, with love and anguish, in a specific place. Navigating between senses and the sensed world, in lyric, lushness and density, Clevidence constructs an intricate and playful poetics both experimental and emotive to investigate the interplay between the vivid sensations of the body and the viscerally surrounding world.

*Of interest to people interested in philosophy, travel, translation, European literature, and poetics.*Author received the 2006 Wallace Stevens Award from the Academy of American Poets. *Author of more than a dozen award-winning poetry collections *translator of experimental poetry and philosophical texts *long career collaborating with dancers, painters, and other artists

A guided meditation on human extinction that imagines a post-apocalyptic Earth thriving without us.

This visceral, thrilling collection of stories by prescient lesbian writer Camille Roy explores what it takes to survive as a young sex and gender outlaw in the heart of America.

Crafted through years-long collaborations, OBB aka The Original Brown Boy is a postcolonial techno dream-pop comics poem that records two decades of the author's experiences as an immigrant and artist

Winner of the Nightboat Books Poetry Prize, Imagine Us, The Swarm offers seven powerful texts that form a constellation of voices, forms, and approaches to confront loneliness, silence, and death.

A debut collection of love poems that resist subjection and ask how we might live together outside of capitalism, providing for each other through intimate acts of care and struggle

Longlisted for the 2022 Pen Open Book Award!Curb maps our post-9/11 political landscape by locating the wounds of domestic terrorism at unacknowledged sites of racial and religious conflict across cities and suburbs of the United States.

A new collection of poems by Lambda Award winner, Rosamond S. King, conceptualizing state violence, racism, and the persistence of black desire, resistance, and joy

A collection of hybrid essays on landscape and visual art that implicitly recognizes our obligations to the earth and presents the earth in ways that make others recognize them too.

A vibrant work of lyric, conceptual, and confessional poetic modes pitched to enact a queer politics of liberation

Jackie Wang's magnetic and spellbinding debut collection of poetry that attempts to speak in the language of dreams.

Internationally recognized for his works in telepresence and bioart, Kac presents here, translated into English for the first time, his early political poems and performance texts from his early career in Brazil.

A collection of original essays written by contemporary poets about the innovative and unforgettable novels written by their predecessors.

Two writers sail to a small island to search for a lost portrait of a beloved French writer.

A dystopian feminist experiment in invented English by an internationally known, award-winning poet and artist.

This virtuosic poetry collection asks: how does the body gestate grief? How does toxicity birth catastrophe?

An anti true crime novel about patricide, adolescent desire, and Southern working class life.

A reissue of the classic book of concrete poems by well-known artist and writer William Benton.

A collection by renowned poet and scholar Erica Hunt, spanning from the 1980s to the present.

A book of essays on dynamic, transgressive 20th century figures and the necessity and perils of translating their work.

A book-length poem that grapples with the global and the globalized, bringing personal reflection to our tumultuous world.

A moving poetic account of grief and record of post-traumatic stress after the loss of a parent.

Urban and pastoral, highly figured and fragmented, grieving and dreaming, the prose poems of The Blue Absolute set people moving and thinking amidst a flurry of dashes, dots, perspective shifts, and the fragmented action of San Francisco, the great city on the edge.

An engaging art novel turned travel guide, not to places, but to ways and worlds of travel

40th anniversary reprinting of a beloved fable-manifesto from the 1970s queer counterculture.