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Writing in Caribbean street Creole, Johnson is the most influential black poet in Britain.

The seventh book by a well-known and deeply respected poet.

Fifth book by the co-founder of Sarabande Books and Skinner's most intimate work to date.

Fifth book by the co-founder of Sarabande Books and Skinner's most intimate work to date.

Our most powerful poet of the Vietnam War looks back after years of profound spiritual work.

Minimal yet full of mystery, Althaus poems explore complexities and subtle moments of everyday experience.

In her third book, Laure-Anne Bosselaar continues her exploration of how childhood experience haunts adult life.

Simultaneously comic and profound, this is the fourth book by a Yale Younger Poets winner.

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Poetry. This book is a startling lyrical account of a young Catholic American student's summer in Uganda, where she taught English to adults and assisted at a medical clinic in a remote country village. Written while the author was still in college, it is an astonishing debut, richly musical and descriptive, confident, unpretentious and bursting with new experience: love, identity, religious faith and the complex collisions of culture and lang...

In clear, interesting, lively prose, Boyers offers superb models for the very short critical essay.

The Elephant's Child: New and Selected Poems 19782005 offers a generous retrospective from a poet whose passionate, straight-talking poems have been delighting readers for forty years. Orlen writes about what it means to be male in our time and culture, and does so with disarming charm, honesty, directness, and humor. Like the elephant's child in the Kipling tale, he has an insatiable curiosity about everything: love and sex foremost, but also...

In her third book, Julie Agoos tells the story of a horrific local crime.

This book off ers a generous selection from Eric Pankey's previous seven collections of poetry as well a book-length group of new poems.For Pankey, language is a means of divination, of augury, of reading the world-the refracted past, the ephemeral present, and the mutable future. While these meditative poems are deeply philosophical, their subject is the world of things. In these poems, he explores the world by way of the body-the body as a m...

Forceful, tough, confiding poems about the complexities of being black in America.

The first book by a poet with a curiosity that's both fierce and modest.

The spiritual autobiography in poems by a Zen monk.

Poetry. A girl wakes up to find out just how completely her lover has possessed her. A couple realizes they've been trapped inside an ancient myth. A traveler glances out through a train window and catches the dim reflection of another world. This is the world of MADE FLESH, the long-awaited second book by Craig Arnold, and a new mythology of what it means to be in the body. Marrying narrative precision to lyric ecstasy, the archaic to the ava...

Forty years of work from one of our most overlooked poets.

The third book by an Arab-American poet who explores the hybridization of cultures.