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A. E.
Stallings
Archaic Smile
"...Raves are in order: This brilliant debut immediately
puts Stallings very much in the front rank of young American poets."
—
Dick Allen
Richard
Wilbur
Mayflies: New Poems and Translations
The first volume of poetry in a decade by the Pulitzer Prize-winning past
Poet Laureate of the United States.
“This is the work of a master.”
— Ray Olson, Booklist
Diane
Thiel
Echolocations
Winner of the 2000
Nicholas Roerich
Poetry Prize
"Diane Thiel is the real thing — a genuinely memorable lyric
poet whose intuitive music strikes the difficult balance between the mythic
and the real, the personal and the historical, the familiar and the unknown."
— Dana Gioia
R. S.
Gwynn
New
Expansive Poetry
This revised edition
of Story Line Press's first controversial and influential anthology contains
16 essays by leading poet-critics on the New Narrative and the New Formalism.
Fiction : A Longman Pocket Anthology
No Word of Farewell : Selected Poems, 1970-2000 
The Advocates of Poetry : A Reader of American Poet-Critics of the Modernist Era
Rachel
Hadas
"...A long poem, preceded and followed by essay-length memoirs exploring a lifetime of literary activity. The poem the role of the imagination in a small child and in the writer herself..."
— Booknews
"...Hadas stakes a small claim for art's place in our lives....witty, elegant poems..."
— The Progressive
Other Worlds Than This: Translations
Translations of Tibullus, Seneca, Hugo, Baudelaire, Mallarme, Rimbaud, LaForgue, Valery, and the modern Greek poet Konstantine Karyotakis, and others.
The Empty Bed
". . . Hadas writes about death in a time of AIDS and violence, discussing the persistence of memories despite the need for oblivion and the permanence of friendship that transcends the mortal coil."
— Booklist
Merrill, Cavafy, Poems and Dreams (Poets on Poetry)Mark
Jarman
Ecclesiastes:
Poems
Winner of the 1998 Lenore Marshall Poetry Prize.Contains
the "Unholy Sonnets,"
sequence of poems.
50 sonnets on questions of (largely Christian) religious faith and doubt.
Other books:
Rebel Angels:
25 Poets of the
New Formalism
The first anthology
of new formalism.
Leslie
Monsour
Feeling Comes
An anthology of
new formalism
poetry by women poets.
A fine letter press edition,
from Aralia Press.
Timothy
Steele
Sapphics and Uncertainties: Poems 1970-1986
"...It has given me more pleasure than any other first book I have read this year." — J. D. McClatchy
The Color Wheel
"... this new book is a marvel, reminding us of how involving of thought and feeling poetry at its best can be."
— Robert Shaw, Poetry
Jerry H.
Jenkins
by Keith Allen Daniels, Jerry H. Jenkins, Ann K. Schwader.
A collection of 120 sonnets on science-fiction, fantasy and horror
themes —
each poet contributing 40 sonnets!
This collection of poems
with avian themes won
Second Prize in the 1996
Anamnesis Poetry
Chapbook Award
competition.
Dennis
Must
"Dennis Must's first collection of short stories is
no ordinary debut but the mature work of a fully accomplished literary
artist ... originality ... deep irreverence ... compassion for working-class
men and women..."
—
Tom Jenks, Editor (with Raymond Carver) of "American Short
Story Masterpieces."
Linda
Spencer
Gardner's
Art Through the Ages
"The most successful
art history book every written."
All the Fun's in How You Say a Thing: An Explanation of Meter and Versification
by Timothy Steele
Missing Measures: Modern
Poetry and the Revolt
Against Meter
by Timothy Steele
The
Caedmon Treasury
of Modern Poets Reading Their Own Poetry/Cpn 2006
(2 Cassettes)
Robert
Frost Reads : The Nobel Prize-winning poet,
playwright, and essayist reads
excerpts from his own works,
including selections from Omeros,
Odyssey, and Collected Poems,
1948-1984
The
Best American Poetry 2000 by Rita Dove (Editor),
David Lehman (Editor)
Voice
of the Poet: Merrill
by James Merrill (Reader), J. D. McClatchy (Editor)
81
Famous Poems: An Audio Companion to
The Norton Anthology of Poetry, Third Edition
2001
Poet's Market : 1,800 Places
to Publish Your Poetry
