Boris by the Sea
Matvei Yankelevich’s Boris by the Sea is, as Rosemarie Waldrop says in her blurb on the book’s back cover, not so much a collection of poems and dramatic sketches
Micrographia
Emily Wilson draws inspiration from Robert Hooke’s seventeenth-century publication of the same name that details Hooke’s study of microscopy. Both poet and naturalist proceed with the imperative of expanding knowledge;
Still Life with Movement
Featured poetry from the Spring 2010 issue.
The Property of a Lady
Featured poetry from the Spring 2010 issue.
Sallied Forth
Featured poetry from the Spring 2010 issue.
The Lesser Fields
Winner of the 2009 Colorado Prize for Poetry, selected by James Longenbach “Rob Schlegel has a mind of winter. Like the painter Morandi, who gave him the courage to look at almost nothing for a very long time, Schlegel makes a world of absence and deprivation our world, the world of human mortality feel like […]
One Sun Storm
Winner of the 2008 Colorado Prize for Poetry, selected by Martha Ronk “Endi Bogue Hartigan’s poems are enveloping: one is immersed in experiences of ice drifts, orange peels, and the striving toward a clarity (Let us be clear, one poem reiterates) that crystallizes and then evaporates. Subjects and objects are beautifully combined and confused through […]
The Abstracted Heart of Hours & Days
Chapbook. Includes 8 drawings by author. Edition of 75 copies.
Brenda Is in the Room and Other Poems
Winner of the 2007 Colorado Prize for Poetry, selected by Paul Hoover “Brenda Is in the Room and Other Poems is a beautiful and original work that appears to be, on first impression, a light-hearted and amusingly self-conscious account of daily life. Brenda (the author’s then fiancée, now wife) is indeed in the room. Because […]
Carrier Wave
Winner of the 2006 Colorado Prize for Poetry, selected by Lyn Hejinian About the Book: “This, Jaswinder Bolina’s first major volume of poetry, is a brilliant invention. With a delight that in no way denies the desperateness of the palimpsested circumstances in which the world is embedded, Bolina bears witness to ‘the crooning / of […]