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A new collection of poetry by the famous Chinese poet, Xue Di

One of the most important books by the renowned French poet, Paul Eluard

A collection of essays on poetry by the noted French writer

A novel by the author of Crowtet (plays) and Annie Salem (novel)

The second volume in the ongoing Green Integer 1001 Great Stories series.

The first volume of Green Integer's ongoing series of 1001 Great Stories of all time.

A selection of poems from several titles in Korean, translated into English by Brother Anthony, of the South Korean poet.

This is the 7th volume published to date of Messerli's renowned annual cultural memoir, MY YEAR.

An opera libretto by the great American poet Charles Bernstein, performed in Paris, London, and New York.

Charlie P is energetic, delightfully sardonic, dark without being oppressive, playful and very readable."--Sven Birkets

A reprint of the successful prose work by Breton, published previously by Sun & Moon Press.

This volume is the first of several of the Collected Poems of Lucebert, a major twentieth-century poet.

The first novel by noted Los Angeles poet Dennis Phillips.

A major new collection of poetry by Leslie Scalapino.

The second volume in Messerli's ongoing cultural memoir.

The eighth volume of Messerli's encyclopedic anthologies of international poetry includes 21 poets of renown, including Adonis, Ilse Aichinger, Dino Campana, C.P. Cavafy, Julio Cort+zar, D.H. Lawrence, Olga Orozco, Robert Sosa, and Tarjei Vesaas.esaas.

The first major selection of poems from Baroness von Freytag-Loringhoven, who worked first as a model and then produced her own Dadaist art, using found materials and her own body and dress, sauntering through Greenwich Village in outrageous attire and partial nudity.

The first translation of Takamura Kotaro's poetry into English.

This 1901 novel by a great Austrian writer deals with a young widowed woman who, following the lead of a libertine friend, travels to Vienna and undertakes an affair with a great violinist she had previously known. Becoming a "liberated woman, " she must suddenly deal with the consequences: her lover's refusal to continue the relationship and the societal pressures of the day.

A new collection of poetry by Los Angeles-based poet Paul Vangelisti.