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With the persistent, dappled vision of an ecstatic pragmatist, McSweeney sees things as they are through "the modern knothole.

Tracing the post-9/11 experiences of a flight attendant, Griggs demonstrates astonishing understanding of the subtleties of the mind.

Keine Beschreibung.

Sharma's fourth poetry collection explores the American frontier and its relationship to themes of otherness, outsiderness, and extreme personal experience.

This book is a magazine. African-American ads, icons, archives stand on their heads, it's a shakedown. What releases is integrated.

A reissue of this instant cult-classic love poem--an investigation of poetic address--by Ariana Reines, a commanding young poet.

Sharma turns away from Romanticism with a certain disconcerted, feminine shame, one that finds her peering through a gendered lens.

Flet may make you feel like you're in one of those dreams where the world is re-arranged and uncomfortably familiar.

This is a compilation of writing from the first nine years of Fence magazine that presents a stunningly eclectic compendium.

A practitioner of socio-literary engagement continues her investigations in this network of connective texts.

The final volume in a trilogy of "alternate selves and alternate literary histories

His name is "a transcendent uber-obscenity that can be understood universally by speakers of any language.

Janke stops at nothing. By turns ferocious and goofy, these lines evidence the springing of the mind into being.

This is a compilation of writing from the first nine years of Fence magazine that presents a stunningly eclectic compendium.

Kearney's innovative new collection makes me tremble like a 'mouth and mind full of fish hooks.'"--Terrance Hayes

This is a compilation of writing from the first nine years of Fence magazine that presents a stunningly eclectic compendium.

Rodgrigo Toscano's Collapsible Poetics Theater is a genre-expanding force to be reckoned with."--Marjorie Welish

This book knows the state of us, and that we can, sometimes, make beauty, even meaning out of grief."--Rebecca Brown

What or who is The Method? Charming, dangerous, love-struck, mistaken-an angle of the human mind."--Eleni Sikelianos

In Young's new book, 'wolving brainwork' cuts a jagged swath through the presumptions of the republic."--Elizabeth Arnold