Rosanna Warren
“Achieves a delicate balance between structural solidity and movement. . . . Warren’s latest poems tend to veil their complexity in understatement.”—Harvard ReviewMore
Matthew Dickman
From a dazzling, award-winning young poet, a collection that paints life as a celebration in the dark.More
Alice Oswald, Eavan Boland
“The most remarkable and affecting book of poetry I encountered this year.”—James Wood, The New Yorker
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Martín Espada
“[An] important work . . . inspiring its readers to greater human connection and to keep fighting the good fight.”—The RumpusMore
Gerald Stern
“Gerald Stern is the most expansively celebratory poet in years. He is akin to a natural force.”—Georgia Review
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Sherod Santos
“Santos captures moments of lyric intensity and beauty
that feel as fresh today as when they were written.”
—New CriterionMore
Dorianne Laux
“Dorianne Laux dares to parse her life through the prism of men who’ve passed through it.”—New York TimesMore
Michael Collier
A cycle of pathbreaking poems about the history of a family set against the backdrop of the last century.More
Linda Pastan
“Dark rhyming lyrics about love and impending loss.
The poems may shake you, so be forewarned.”
—Alan Cheuse, NPRMore
Pablo Neruda, Alastair Reid, Luis Poirot
Nobel Prize winner Pablo Neruda wrote often about the natural world and the beloved objects he surrounded himself with.More
Stanley Plumly
A luminous new volume from a National Book Award finalist and recipient of the Los Angeles Times Book Prize.More
Julie Sheehan
“Nearly knocked me off my metaphoric stool.”
—Diann Blakely, Antioch ReviewMore
Adrienne Rich
“Rich’s poetry itself is a mirror, reflecting the truths about humanity this discerning poet has come to understand.”—BooklistMore
Thomas Lynch
“Light in tone,
[these poems] are at their core deadly serious. . . . They celebrate life,
love, death, and literature.”—Library JournalMore
Cathy Park Hong
"A brainy, glinting triptych . . . . Novelistic, meditative, offbeat, and soulful, Cathy Park Hong's poetry is many fathoms deep." —David MitchellMore