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A somatized, personified trajectory as synaesthetically rich as that of tarot or any other hallowed divinatory tool of the ages, The Charm and the Dread brings a naturalized, dreaming body into an awake state in the traumascope of virtualized pandemic humanscape, the place in which we can again breathe, and speak.

The consumption and reflectivity of a white American young-womanhood lived in a phenomenological endzone comes delicately to life out of the gentle particulars thefted and loved in this urbane, semi-psychedelic bildungsroman.

Maafa is Swahili for catastrophe or holocaust, and echoes the Hebrew word Shoah. Without a word for a traumatic event, its erasure is always in progress. Maafa killed her father in the barracoons because the sight of him in captivity beside her was too much to bear. Now she is on her hero's journey which is filled with efforts to shake the sense of shame and longing and forgetting that haunts her in her pursuit of freedom. The crime chases her...

This prizewinning debut collection represents the fullness of "Thoughts on Fire" in living color, solid sound, barely arrested motion.

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Anti-nostalgic and mutagenerative, productive of thought-experience even while centered on finalities-the limitations of human purview-these poems make sound and image about image and sound at the auratic edges of individualist glamour, in a country field. Their sensuous wit and emotional availability work against and with their flinty grit.

Missives, posts, poems, essays, and a novel from the still-beating Anthropocene heart of digital nativity. Winner of the Fence Modern Prize in Prose

Catherine Wagner is an important mid-career poet known for her groundbreaking work in the feminist "gurlesque" tradition. She is beloved by many poets who currently teach and direct MFA programs, and the book will do well in bookstores in cities and towns with substantial MFA populations. She is funny and raunchy and totally weird, and her work speaks well to the current anticapitalist and antifascist and antiracist sentiments many younger peo...

Lesle Lewis's new poems give, and take, the unit of the meaning of the sentence. She rhymes with Michael Burkard, Robert Creeley, Mary Ruefle, Jean Valentine, James Tate, Fanny Howe. Who speaks here represents an esoteric, doubting, canny, coherent, chemical self which wakes-sleeps-utters all from the same mouth with wayward, roving, strabismic wall-eye. It is the generous, centering indeterminacy we may have been missing"--

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A myth in which a black female epic hero who is the African holocaust personified has killed her father and been granted eternal life.

This poet's rapt, driven affect and glazed wit heralded a new strategy in the mitigation of female self-hatred in poetry.

What happens when a dreamer explores perverse and imperfect origins? An anthropoetic meditation on colonial racial violence in Central America.

A classical frame-the agricultural year, its gleanings and turnings-rendered in a most modern mode, prismatic interiority with trimmings of digital criticality.

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A homeopathic remedy for fake news, Strawberry Fields tells not one story but 20, reports on investigations of a globe in crisis.

If anyone could cut a diamond with a paintbrush, it would be James Shea-his work is revivifyingly strange."--Dean Young