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Selected by Edward Hirsch as the winner of the 2007 A. Poulin, Jr. Poetry Prize.

The first US edition of rising world-poetry star Ales Steger's most acclaimed book. The most prominent Slovenian poet of his generation.

The winner of the National Poetry Series returns with a third collection of oddly reverent, warily nostalgic, deeply haunted, always suprising poetry.

James Laughlin Award-winning Filipina poet Barbara J. Reyes invents new mythologies melding Southeast Asian traditions with streetwise West Coast poetry.

Selected by Thomas Lux as the winner of the eighth annual A. Poulin, Jr., Poetry Prize.

The world of Edward Byrne's poems is our own world viewed through the wrong end of a telescope..." -John Ashberys

The feeling here is 'urban' -- a certain removal or distancing combined with keen awareness..." -M.L. Rosenthal

The first US poetry translation of an award-winning younger Turkish poet and controversial investigative journalist.

A sonnet and sonnet-like poetry collection ranging from travelogue to monologue, social commentary to solitary musing.

The first book of essays on poetry by Snodgrass since "In Radical Pursuit "(1975).

A new collection of poetry by one of America's most celebrated lyric poets.

These poems record what Sandor Csosri calls "the chronic memory of violence, " namely the horrors of World War II and the ensuing Communist occupation of Hungary. Several poems written after Communism collapsed cast a cold eye on the state of a free Hungary. Imbued with deft surrealistic strokes, Csosri creates a stunningly symbolic and visionary voice that is unique in contemporary world poetry. Sandor Csosri, one of Hungary's most prominent ...

In turns both surreal and quietly meditative, Barnstone's book is a notable achievement.

Poetic music for the end of the millennium.

Dorianne Laux's poetry is a poetry of risk, it goes to the very edge of extinction to find the hard facts that need to be sung. What We Carry includes poems of survival, poems of healing, poems of affirmation and poems of celebration. Sculptured, fluid and generous, they reveal a poet whose vision is informed by experience and caring. Of her poetry and poetic odyssey, critic William O'Daly writes: "It seems that Ms. Laux has chosen to witness ...

Drawing from her work in comparative religion and cultural anthropology, Adrie Kusserow offers a collection of portraits of Westerners in the East and Easterners in the West struggling to relearn and relive their ideas of culture, religion, and God. These poems expose the human craving for the nourishment of a spiritual life. Celebrated poet Karen Swenson has written the Foreword.Adrie Kusserow received her Ph.D. in social anthropology from Ha...

Just for fun, the vandals toss monkey wrenches into the machinery of life, wreaking poetic havoc.

An Unkindness of Ravens" is a poetry book filled with reticence and revelation, secrecy and suprise.

A new collection of lean and strong poetry by one of America's best-loved poets.

A new collection of narrative poems and dramatic monologues that dissolve the boundaries of poetry and prose fiction.