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BC, Northwestern University Press, POE005010, TriQuarterlyAvenue of Vanishing
$16.95In lyric and narrative verse, William Olsen explores subcultures ranging from the suburban middle class to the urban drug culture to the art world, and along the way, constantly probes…
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BC, POE005010, University of Pittsburgh PressBabel
$17.00Babel features more of the rhetorical acrobatics that fueled Barbara Hamby’s earlier work. These whirlwinds of words and sounds form vistas, images, and scenes that are at once unique and…
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BC, POE005010, Southern Illinois University PressBeautiful Trouble
$15.95In her first collection of poems, Kansas native Amy Fleury captures images of dragging clotheslines, baked lawns, and sweet potato babies, inserting them with an earnest dignity into her stories…
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BC, POE000000, POE005010, Southern Illinois University PressBecoming Ebony
$15.95Recapturing the celebratory voice of Africa in poems that are both contemporary and traditional, Liberian-born Patricia Jabbeh Wesley weaves lyrical storytelling with oral history and images of Africa and America,…
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BC, POE005010, Southern Illinois University PressBirthmark
$15.95In Jon Pineda’s debut collection Birthmark, loss takes the shape of a scar, memory the shape of a childhood, and identity the shape of a birthmark on a lover’s thigh….
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BC, POE005010, University of Pittsburgh PressBlack Swan
$17.00Winner of the 2001 Cave Canem Prize Selected by Marilyn Nelson Finalist, 2003 Paterson Poetry Prize “Imagine Leda black—” begins Lyrae Van Clief-Stefanon’s exciting new collection of poems. Mixing vernacular…
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BC, POE005010, University of Pittsburgh PressBlessing the House
$17.00Jim Daniels’ Blessing the House visits the sites of domestic faith – Catholic schools, sex and marriage, childbirth – in an attempt to witness a world worth believing in. In…
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BC, Harper Perennial, HarperCollins, Paperback - Trade, POE005010, POE023010, POE024000Blue Hour
$13.99“Blue Hour is an elusive book, because it is ever in pursuit of what the German poet Novalis called ‘the [lost] presence beyond appearance.’ The longest poem, ‘On Earth,’ is…
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