Edward Dorn Penguin Poets ($20) by Mark Terrill With the publication of Edward Dorn’s Way More West, it’s now possible within the context of a single

Nancy Kuhl Shearsman Books ($15) by James Berger Nancy Kuhl’s first full length book of poems tells, or suggests, stories of women’s lives wildly disparate

Joseph Lease Coffee House Press ($15) by Noah Eli Gordon There is in the Jewish tradition a daily prayer called the Sh’ma, which begins: Shema Yisrael

Shin Yu Pai 1913 Press ($16) by Lucas Klein Shin Yu Pai writes a poetry of sensory overload. Beneath a surface tension of typography and

Rebecca Loudon Ravenna Press ($13.95) by Rebecca Weaver “Maculate stony / spalls mapping her thrash,” in the poem “Vacuuming the House of God,” portends other

Bruna Mori Paintings by Matthew Kinney Meritage Press ($14.95) by Craig Perez In the essay “Theory of the Dérive,” Situationist International founder Guy Debord defines

Daniel Borzutzky BlazeVOX ($14) by Vincent Czyz At first, Daniel Borzutzky’s The Ecstasy of Capitulation seems like another small book from another small press, and initially the

Peter Kuper Crown ($19.95) by David A. Beronä Peter Kuper’s latest work is an extensive self-parody of a cartoonist’s life and an impressive example of

Kim Deitch Pantheon ($23) by Todd Robert Petersen The term “graphic novel” has become ubiquitous over the last few years, but in many cases it’s

Matt Fraction and Gabriel Bá Image Comics ($24.99) by Rudi Dornemann As part of the new “slimline” format from Image Comics that’s meant to be