Rachel Zucker Wave Books ($18) by Geula Geurts Rachel Zucker's ninth book of poetry, The Pedestrians, is really a double collection, as it’s divided into

Tishani Doshi Copper Canyon Press ($16) by James Naiden Born in 1975 in Madras, India, Tishana Doshi reveals a delicate but febrile sensibility in her

Maurizio de Giovanni translated by Antony Shugaar Europa Editions ($17) by Kelsey Irving Beson Across class, age, and experience, the characters that people Maurizio de

Virginia Zaharieva translated by Angela Rodel Black Balloon Publishing ($16) by Chris Beal Virginia Zaharieva’s Nine Rabbits, translated from Bulgarian, gives English-speaking readers a chance

A Review of New Directions Poetry Pamphlets 1-12 by Benjamin Paloff 1945 came late this year. It was four years earlier, in January 1941, that

The Nature Tradition in English-Language Haiku edited by Allan Burns Snapshot Press ($45) by Peter McDonald Casual readers and practitioners in English-language haiku often assume

Elena Ferrante Translated from the Italian by Ann Goldstein Europa Editions ($18) by John Toren The Story of a New Name is a whirlwind account

Benjamin Hollander Clockroot Books ($15) by Michael Wendt Early in Benjamin Hollander’s In the House Un-American, the question is posed: “if everyone is truly welcome

Bonnie ZoBell Press 53 ($17.95) by Matt Pincus A follow up to her fine chapbook The Whack-Job Girls (Monkey Puzzle, 2013), Bonnie ZoBell’s What Happened

Prose Poems on Silent Film Gregory Robinson Rose Metal Press ($14.95) by Jay Besemer In September 2013, the Library of Congress published a report by