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Catherine Barnett's new poems move beautifully and unpredictably through loneliness, comedy, intellect, and love.

Winner of the Believer Book AwardThe triumphant follow-up collection to The Game of Boxes, winner of the James Laughlin AwardCatherine Barnett's tragicomic third collection, Human Hours, shuttles between a Whitmanian embrace of others and a kind of rapacious solitude. Barnett speaks from the middle of hope and confusion, carrying philosophy into the everyday. Watching a son become a young man, a father become a restless beloved shell, and a co...

The detailed specialist reports in this volume cover the late Iron Age and Roman human bone and animal bone assemblages recovered during the reported excavations, as well as environmental remains and dating evidence relating to contemporary landscape, subsistence and economy. A single cremation burial and a minimum of 48 inhumation burials were recorded at Springhead, with a single inhumation burial of a neonate from within the Northfleet vill...

*Winner of the 2012 James Laughlin Award*The second collection by Catherine Barnett, whose "poems are scrupulously restrained and beautifully made" (Edward Hirsch, The Washington Post)Everyone asks us what we're afraid ofbut children aren't supposed to say.We could put loneliness on the list.We could put the list on the list, its infinity.We could put infinity down.--from "Fields of No One to Ask"In Catherine Barnett's The Game of Boxes, love ...

Poetry. Anthology. Poetry Foundation's Harriet Monroe Poetry Institute poets in the world Series, Ilya Kaminsky, Series Editor. In this unprecedented anthology, acclaimed poets from around the world select poems from their countries of origin to share with a wider audience. Readers will find eloquence, urgency, and idiosyncrasy, poems all in English but springing from drastically varied voices, geographies, and histories. Using an artist's rat...

A powerful and suspenseful elegiac sequence, winner of the 2003 Beatrice Hawley Award.