I Have Not Considered Consequences
In startling and resonant short stories, Sherrie Flick chronicles the lives of restless human and animal characters alike, collapsing past and present into evocative moments of reckoning. Reviewed by Wes Blake
Fuel
Rosie Stockton's new collection collages and deconstructs poets ranging from Ovid to Arthur Rimbaud to Bernadette Mayer, offering their own creation story of queer metamorphosis. Reviewed by Walter Holland
Elegies of the Earth
The poetry of Ahmad Shamlou towers over 20th-century Iranian literature, but has been too little appreciated outside the Middle East; fortunately, Niloufar Talebi’s translations offer a comprehensive selection of his poems in English. Reviewed by Patrick James Dunagan
Erato's Inbox
The ancient Greek muse Erato ruled over lyric poetry and inspired lovers to pen countless romantic songs; in his latest book, Jeffrey Cyphers Wright brings Erato's messages through the centuries. Reviewed by Kieron Murphy