By Peter Englund, translated by Peter Graves

Some events are so vast and complicated as to render them ultimately unknowable. ...

By Esther Tusquets, translated by Barbara F. Ichiishi

The stories in Seven Views of the Same Landscape demonstrate no simple progression toward moral...

By Sara Mumolo

Before getting too deep into Mortar, Sara Mumolo’s first poetry collection, you run into a...

By Clark Coolidge

Clark Coolidge is no stranger to crystalline poetic forms. But sonnets? Such a traditional structure...

By Abdourahman A. Waberi, translated by David and Nicole Ball

“There is a painting by Paul Klee called Angelus Novus. It shows an angel who seems...

By Xhenet Aliu

I grew up in Connecticut. More often than not, when I mention this to new...

By Karla Kelsey

Those who like to think of poetry as the purest expression of a unified self,...

By Julie Doxsee

The Next Monsters is an accomplished volume, one that's as carefully crafted as it is...

By Melanie Noel

Noel’s unwavering awareness is so keen and rapt that as it perceives it also exerts...

By Jáchym Topol, Translated from the Czech by Alex Zucker

How do we memorialize twentieth century atrocities? And who decides what, why, and how we...

By Lynn Xu

Loving engenders intimacy. The resulting proximity creates space for further loving. Lynn Xu’s song is...

By Mark Irwin

Driven more by a simmering undercurrent of topic than form or principle of organization, these...

By Ana Maria Shua, translated by Steven J. Stewart

Trapeze artists and animals. Freaks and clowns. Crowds, high-wires and swallowed swords. In the same...

By Ru Freeman

In this era saturated with polarization: political, religious and economic, where opposing forces take sides...

By Michèle Forbes

Forbes is a master of creating high tension and drama in the simplest of movements...

By Eds. Ann Fisher-Wirth and Laura-Gray Street

The Ecopoetry Anthology is a beautifully constructed, carefully planned, and intelligently framed volume. Readers looking...

By Mario Alberto Zambrano

After three years of diligent work, Mario Alberto Zambrano’s first novel, Lotería, provides readers with...

By Micah Dean Hicks

These are challenging times for those committed to literary realism....

By B. J. Hollars

We know the stories, or we think we do. The Sixties....

By Jeff Griffin

Like all good poetry, Lost And keeps us somewhat lost, and therefore looking....