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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
Len
Krisak
Even As We Speak: Poems
Winner of the Richard Wilbur Award from the University of Evansville.
Rhina P.
Espaillat
Where
Horizons
Go
Winner of the
1998 T. S. Eliot
Prize in Poetry -
"is as compelling
as it is technically
stunning."
 Rehearsing
Absence :Poems |
Books
from the Premiere
Issue bookstore.
April
Lindner
Subject To Change
by Marilyn L. Taylor
by Marilyn L. Taylor
By Kate B. Benedict
"Jigsaw marks a mature, accomplished, clear-eyed debut ..."
A.E. Stallings
| Green
Tombs To Jupiter |
Gail
White
by Gail White (Editor), Rhina P. Espaillat,
Barbara Loots
The
Muse Strikes Back :
A poetic Response
by women to Men.
by Katherine McAlpine (Editor), Gail White (Editor)
| The
Politics of Uncertainty : Attachment in Private
and Public Life |
| More
books from J. Patrick Lewis |
M. A.
Schaffner
| The
Good Opinion of Squirrels |
Winner of the Washington Writer's Center publication prize, and the Columbia Book Award.
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
Diane
Fenster
by Bert Monroy,
Jeff Schewe,
Diane Fenster
Gardner's
Art Through the Ages
"The most successful
art history
book every written."
Banjo
Grease
By 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."
Provides a new strategy for interpreting the ways in which metrical patterns contribute to the meaning of poems.
Eve
By Annie Finch
"...This is a formidable first volume of poetry."
Molly Peacock
Very
Far North
By Timothy Murphy
Anthony Hecht (Introduction)
When he published his first collection, The Deed of Gift, Timothy
Murphy was already a mature and greatly accomplished poet; but in Very
Far North he has gone from strength to strength.
Richard Wilbur
Set
the Ploughshare Deep:
A Prairie Memoir
By Timothy Murphy
"...With vivid portraits of his grandparents, parents, and neighbors,
Murphy humanizes an often unforgiving landscape. It is amazing to come
upon his poems-each one distilling the literal truth with acute accuracy..."
Ray Olson, Booklist
Richard Wilbur (Introduction)
The
Darkness and the Light : Poems
By Anthony Hecht
"...These provocative, impeccably crafted poems are
to be read repeatedly and not exhausted. They are, in short, classical.
"
Ray Olson, Booklist
Errors
in the Script (Sewanee Writers' Series)
By Greg Williamson
"... intellectually interesting and frequently comical."
The New York Times Book Review
The
Country I remember
By
David Mason
"...To state it simply, The Country I Remember is among
the finest narrative poetry published in recent memory. "
Midwest Book Review
The
Buried Houses
By
David Mason
Poetry
of Life :
And the Life of Poetry
By
David Mason
"...Poetry criticism doesn't get any better than this."
Ray Olson, Booklist
Interrogations
at Noon
by Dana Gioia
"This third book of poetry is achingly good....Don't take my word
for it: Read the book."
-- Philadelphia Inquirer
a poetic version of the Dracula story in the form of an opera libretto.
Can
Poetry Matter? :
Essays on Poetry and
American Culture
by Dana Gioia
Rebel
Angels:
25 Poets of the
New Formalism
The first anthology
of new formalism.
The
Caedmon Treasury
of Modern Poets Reading
Their Own Poetry/Cpn 2006
(2 Cassettes)
Feeling Comes
An anthology of
new formalism
poetry by women poets.
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
