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This courageous autobiographical collection disarms us, exposing cultural oppression and igniting compassion with honest, enchanting language.

Fuhrman charms, letting us in on the joke with a brazenly critical and warmly intelligent voice.

Poetry. Sarah Manguso's first collection, a combination of verse and prose poems, explores love, nostalgia, remorse, and the joyful and mysterious preparation for the discoveries of new lands, selves, and ideas. The poems are accessible yet cryptic, and the voice is consistently spare, honest, understated and eccentric.

A remarkable celebration of life as it is lived... This is an intelligent, mature, unique voice in American poetry, one that speaks directly and piercingly to important universals.” -Choice

Kathleen Sheeder Bonanno's heartrending autobiographical collection inspires both compassion for and awe of the human spirit.

This acclaimed poet's seventh collection entreats us to love everything before we lose everything.

Fanny Howe, acclaimed poet and winner the 2001 Lenore Marshall Poetry Prize, explores the fears and freedoms of single motherhood in this newly reprinted collection, featuring cover art by her son, Maceo Senna.

The poems in Jane Mead's musical, meditative third collection yearn for acceptance as they struggle with loss.

This award-winning poet's third collection tells a quasi-creation story through petitions, addresses, and conversations.

An erudite, fast-talking, visionary, myth-busting black comedy of the afterlife narrated by a hopeful non-believer.

Robin Becker reminds me that to be a Jew or a feminist is to live with duality of culture language and dream The several warring parts of a complex identity imposed inherited chosen don t make easy sense Events are funny painful awkward unassimilable With passionate intelligence Becker conjures them for me and I identify Joan Larkin Robin Becker s Backtalk makes us think back The dialogues are exciting and there is a lot to look at You may mee...

This QuickStart Guide to Roberta's Rules of Order is a companion workbook to implement two major sections on meetings and group decisions in the book by the same name (Wiley Publishing 2004). It proVietnamesedes eight agendas and worksheets for a group to complete and agree on how they will meet and make decisions. They will have customized rules to use in their business meetings. Using sailing analogies, it's flexible, focused, and even fun c...

Donald Revell's eleventh collection courageously seeks enlightenment and the ethereal, crafting a world where environment informs action.

Ann Killough's insistent debut is a quest to lovingly deconstruct, and construct anew, a nation ideal.

This neo-baroque, hypnotic debut reads like transcribed fever dreams, employing elements of film noir and surrealism.

This pithy debut collection negotiates, through playful meditations, our uneasy coexistence in the marketplace and home.

Tightly wrought lyric exploration of the severities of farm life, where doom and grace are one.

Short stories about unique people in a small town.

Richly metaphorical debut examines what it means to inhabit a world of "losses that outnumber us.

Heartrending, but absolutely necessary and enlightening, this lyric debut is beautiful in its courage and honesty.