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This vital collection restores to print and prominence the work of the elusive poet Douglas Crase, best known for his award-winning collection The Revisionist.

SLINGSHOT questions the value of manhood, the price of sex, and the possibility of liberation.

HULL explores emotional impacts of history and racism on the Black queer body.

An arresting new translation of poems, originally written in French, by one of our greatest philosopher poets

A debut collection of playfully irreverent ekphrastic poems inspired by the author's engagement with art, architecture and music

An irreverently tender profile of Black trans life surviving & thriving during contemporary political turmoil.

A sumptuous lyric exploration of the pain & pleasure of embodiment amidst what feels like end times.

A deftly woven book-length poem that questions the existence of universal individual rights such as speech and citizenship, especially in relation to borders, both national and linguistic.

A selection of poems by celebrated poet Gillian Conoley that spans her arresting body of work: from the idiosyncrasies of Texas girlhood toward an encompassing inquiry into spirit and matter, individual and state. FINALIST for the California Book Awards

An urgent and vital debut collection of poems that mixes ekphrasis with reportage to draw a new narrative of our present-day migration crises

A philosophical and epigrammatic meditation on a body immersed in language, history and place, refracted through film, photography and architecture

An experimental poem sequence inspired by a famous garden now in ruin

A distinctive, book-length poem written over the course of a year that carries forward the lineage of New York School poets

A new volume of aphoristic prose and philosophical poetry from Etel Adnan, whose work The New York Times recently described as the "meditative heir to Nietzsche's aphorisms, Rilke's Book of Hours and the verses of Sufi mysticism." She writes: "Reality is messianic/ apocalyptic/ my soul is my terror."

The first major literary anthology for queer poets of color in the United States.

A new cross-genre collection that engages historical and personal explorations of gender and self

Part two of an autobiographical trance trilogy: intimate experiments in queer documentary and improvisatory poetics

A new collection of poetry from the important experimental writer of the "A Tonalist" lyric

A reissue of Bernadette Mayer's classic fugitive intergenre text

Andrew Durbin's debut novel asks what it means to belong to a place, an idea, and a time, even as those things begin to slip away

Olga Broumas and T Begley include new collaborations in this reprint of a long out-of-print erotic and phosphorescent collaborative work

On Walking On looks outward onto-or rather, walks through-the work of various writers for whom walking was or is an important element of daily life. The number of writers who were or are serious walkers is striking, and the connection goes back to antiquity, more recently including Woolf, Nerval, Sand, Debord, Sebald, and many others.

At last a major anthology of New Narrative, the movement fueled by punk, pop, porn, French theory, and social struggle to change writing forever.

The poems center the experience of the outsider, whether she is an immigrant, a woman, or queer.Sometimes direct, sometimes abstract, these poems engage different structures, forms, and experiences while addressing the sharp realities of family, sexuality, and immigration.

Written and arranged in an experimental mode akin to music or choreography, these fragmented lyrics create space and resonance honouring the physical splendour of both the body and the poem. This new edition includes several new poetic sequences and an extended essay.

Winner of the Nightboat Books Prize for Poetry

This riveting new book of powerful poetry continues the author's investigation into the political and social violence of our times

A provocative new collection examining the power of language and race in contemporary culture by a leading American poet

An evocative exploration of body and politics by one of our most exciting innovative writers