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The Obvious Poems and The Worthless Poems is a title that smacks you upside the head. So it's worthwhile to state the obvious: James Berger may have divided his latest book into two sections-the first of politically and socially aware poems, intensely alive to the accelerating disintegration of social, ecological, and ethical order in the world around us, often descending into incandescent (and wholly understandable) rage, the second of wordpl...

After Ely Cutter sees God's face in the sky, he seeks a new equilibrium. He spars with and romances his wife, Lynne, he dodges and appeases a former lover, Eleanor, and he resists and then yields to Grace, a provocative divorcée. In a series of fiascos, Cutter tries to minimize the damage he causes. He wants the impossible: he wants to please all three women-and himself.

The Undying Guest shows Terrill at his most perceptive and connective, employing perfect blocks of text which seem to have been grafted from the nebulous atmosphere of thought, pressurized and framed on the page.

As the pandemic lockdowns began in March, 2020, among the many people around the world who felt as if they were facing an abyss was the poet Barry Schwabsky. The interruption of everyday routine made it impossible not to question one's life choices-impossible not to ask: What's really worth doing? Schwabsky discovered that the one thing he was going to do whether it was worth doing or not was to make poetry. Thus, following closely on the publ...

Today we diagnose extreme fantasies as a trait of the unconscious human mind. Prior to the 1990s, we might have echoed the physical symptoms of TB in Mann's sanatorium, which offered mountain air and "intellectual entertainment". Now, when we realize the disease within Eden was carried by a disguised serpent, we're made aware that fantasy and psychosis are its human equivalent, leading to wars and boundary-erasing animal-to-human transmission ...

Haunted by a terrible accident and adrift in love, Louise Nayer takes us on a captivating journey filled with danger and romance, through Morocco, New York City and finally on a solo journey to California, thousands of miles from her home. Set in the early 70's at a time of cataclysmic change in America, Narrow Escapes will resonate with all who need to release themselves from a difficult past as they search for joy and home.

Most survivors of gun violence must bear the burden of uninvited fantasies of revenge. First against the perpetrator, then as the nightmare leaks into the waking world, against them - the cynical, morally deprived, depraved system that let it happen, that keeps letting it happen. Explored and "downloaded" by the author - himself a victim of American gun violence - a version of such a nightmare into Mooney's Manifesto.

Rebecca Goodman's Forgotten Night couldn't find a more laconic protagonist on a meandering quest, one that layers dream sequence with Medieval carnival and a necklace to offer protection with accidental artist-guides to the journey.

Out of this archetypal weaving to create a patriarchal state, where the familiar story of Arthur and his sword-in-the-stone is known to many still, j/j hastain extracts a timeless Priestess.

Out of this archetypal weaving to create a patriarchal state, where the familiar story of Arthur and his sword-in-the-stone is known to many still, j/j hastain.

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Out of this archetypal weaving to create a patriarchal state, where the familiar story of Arthur and his sword-in-the-stone is known to many still, j/j hastain extracts a timeless Priestess for all human culture. Spelled with the double entendre forward slash / - here then enters Priest/ess"--

Minimalist in style, but unrestrained in its depth and meaning, Hael López's debut collection, Routines/Goodbyes, is a frenetic heart calling for respite-from longing and loss, grief and nostalgia. Written in sparse, poignant lines, López's poems assess our human urge to hold on, remember.

Priest ess is part memoir, part anti-memoir, part somatic map, part queer rant, part aura correction, part cathartic scroll, part eco erotics, part self-imposed violence re what is not preferable in my psyche a process like dead heading roses, part gender pus and gender opus toward psychosomatic and telepathic opulence"--

Allan has collected 175, 000 Danish Kroners from the bank. He got them from his mother. Now he walks around with them in a backpack and is actually in an okay mood. Then he accidentally runs into his high school sweetheart, the Balkan Amina.

With the blood of Borges in its wanderers' rivers, is a book with worlds of myth and magical realism hovering. It seeks beginnings, invokes the inner-driven walker, ravenous for words

Saints of the Republic is an exultant song of queer identity, of history, of the present, and of the body. These poems celebrate the carnal, the elemental, the sacred and the profound.

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As the great Brazilian writer, Clarice Lispector said, "Being alive is inhuman.

Two-dimensional fractured chronicles of the self and austere lines for formal contrast. The two dimensional here is not in the "projective" tradition, it is its own completely. Fast rays of existence going everywhere. These rays are not benign, they at times feel like dangerous splinters that point at different struggles: personal and collective.