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Frank, fearless letters from poets of all colors, genders, classes about the material conditions under which their art is made.

2014 Fence Modern Poets Series winner Jennifer Mackenzie's debut is a travelogue of embodied intellect and flights of gorgeous observance.

Domestic interiors, international flights, the metier of jazz, the restless ambition that things on paper and above improve--all are here.

Did you ever lose someone you loved, forever? Walter Benjamin did, and wrote 80 sonnets to remember him by.

An ambitious project in which Alvarez sets out to catalog the many intersections of Spanish and English in Louisville, Kentucky.

This second collection by Wendy Xu develops her lyricism-a seraphic, extractive poetics-in the serenely personalized landscape of Brooklyn.

Ampersand Revisited is an inverted Odyssey, etched in searing-downright entomological-precision. "Ampersand Revisited tracks a father's retreat from occult ways of knowing through the wounded meshwork of the son's very grammar: it is a kind of Odyssey, inverted. Magical powers-ancient craftiness-might make the epic hero, but they are an impossible burden to live with in the Manichean, and very American, riddle that forges Ampersand's poeisis....

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An engaged poet and prescient bard of American culture, Kearney reifies blackness and maleness in hard-cut, heard language.

The daily, the locale, the un-exceptionalized, love of dog, wife, self-improvement, and keen sight keeping steady pace with notation's distancing.

The corporeal yet spiritually inclined poems of Bitter Green speak of art and lost love with an epigrammatic defenselessness.

Philosophical and philistine, hedonistic and heady, multi-tongued, Kevin Holden is rightful inheritor of the purple mantle of Tom Eliot.

An uber-homage to primary texts and the brilliant white gay male poets who write them.

Aesthetic appreciation, stern (but loving) criticism, and determined re-imagining of several dominant tendencies in American avant-garde poetry of the last decade.

The experiences of motherhood are not to be met with silence and/or platitudes. This anthology brings to light the many strong, scary, gorgeous motherhood poems being written right now - poems that address the politics and difficulties and stubborn satisfactions of mothering - while it reminds us of earlier poems that opened the space in which this new work might appear. Motherhood is a universal solvent: Contributors to this anthology come fr...

Part travelogue and part philosophical examination, Corless-Smith makes a compendium: layers of reference, of text over text over text.

Eroticized, debunked, adored, and despised, the sayer of these incantations ventures with appropriate fearfulness and perverse clarity into the known.

Robinson has reinvented the 'uses of enchantment, ' with a minimalist's precision and a logician's attention to linguistic morphology.” -Ann Lauterbach

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Celona's darkly lucid, lightly comic poems are explicit in their attentiveness to the primacy of poetry as a natural force.