Edited by Bonnie Marranca and Małgorzata Semil PAJ Publications (22.95) by Justin Maxwell Strong plays built around socio-cultural uncertainty make up the anthology New Europe, wherein

Arthur Schnitzler translated by Nicholas Rudall Ivan R. Dee ($9.95) by Douglas Messerli Arthur Schnitzler’s La Ronde, originally titled Der Reigen (a round-dance or roundelay) and published as Hands

Griselda Garcia translated by Hugh Hazelton Wolsak & Wynn ($19) by John Herbert Cunningham English-speaking readers may not have yet heard of Griselda Garcia, but

Jean Valentine Copper Canyon Press ($22) by Mark Gustafson Jean Valentine is a quietly astonishing poet whose reputation precedes her. Her poetry has undergone changes

Julie Doxsee Black Ocean ($12.95) by Paula Koneazny In Julie Doxsee’s Objects for a Fog Death, states of matter figure prominently: solids (ice/snow), liquids (water/rain/river/ocean), and

Geoffrey Nutter Wave Books ($14) by Nate Pritts Poetry that replicates the harried everyday consciousness of our deflated and depleted modern selves has been burning

Bin Ramke Omnidawn Publishing ($16.95) by MC Hyland In a cosmopolitan society, “home” can be a difficult concept. For many of us, our day-to-day lives

Rachel Blau DuPlessis Salt Publishing ($15.95) by John Herbert Cunningham Perhaps best known for her feminist critical works The Pink Guitar: Writing as Feminist Practice and Blue Studios:

Tom Bissell Pantheon ($22.95) by Scott Newton Tom Bissell is sure that his yet “entirely hypothetical” children Kermit and Hussein will one day ask him

Marion Meade Houghton Mifflin Harcourt ($28) by Douglas Messerli He was carried through the exit to the back street and lifted into a police car.