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Bai Hua translated from the Chinese by Fiona Sze-Lorrain Zephyr Press ($15) by John W. W. Zeiser Bai Hua has only published roughly ninety poems
Bai Hua translated from the Chinese by Fiona Sze-Lorrain Zephyr Press ($15) by John W. W. Zeiser Bai Hua has only published roughly ninety poems
Michael Ruby Ugly Duckling Presse ($17) by Marthe Reed In American Songbook, Michael Ruby re-mixes the popular music of the twentieth century—blues, jazz, pop, rock,
Jen Coleman Trembling Pillow Press ($16) by Jonathan Lohr In an essay Jen Coleman wrote for the Poetic Labor Project website about her work at
Desmond Kon Zhicheng-Mingdé Red Wheelbarrow Books ($19.50) by Mandy Pannett The Arbitrary Sign is a poetry sequence that follows the shape of an alphabet; the
INTERVIEWS Where the Blur Occurs: Jay Besemer and Magus Magnus on the Call of the Imaginary The two poets discuss poetry, performance, and how the
By Eric Lorberer It’s a noteworthy threshold for a poet to cross, when myriad skinny volumes get assembled into a Collected Poems. In the case