Bruce Bond Louisiana State University Press ($18.95) by James Naiden Three masters of beautiful but abstruse language came to mind as I read this eighth

Edward Dorn edited by Jennifer Dunbar Dorn Carcanet Press ($39.95) by Charles Alexander While on the surface the varying period works of poet Edward Dorn

Jeffrey DeLotto Lamar University Press ($15.95) by Anne Whitehouse History and nature in tooth and claw haunt Voices Writ in Sand, Jeffrey DeLotto’s collection of poems

Lenore Kandel North Atlantic Books ($35) by Patrick James Dunagan “Poetry is never compromise” says Lenore Kandel in the Introduction to her second collection of

John F. Buckley and Martin Ott Brooklyn Arts Press (14.95) by Rachel Trousdale Poets’ Guide to America, a poetry collection by the writing team of

edited and translated by Gilbert C. F. Fong, Shelby K. Y. Chan, Lucas Klein, Amy Ho Kit Yin, and Bei Dao The Chinese University Press

edited by Ammiel Alcalay The Center for the Humanities, The Graduate Center, CUNY by Patrick James Dunagan Archival and obscure in nature, the Lost & Found series

Camille Paglia Pantheon ($30) by John Pistelli Connoisseurs of controversy will remember the sentence that made Camille Paglia infamous: “If civilization had been left in

Edited by Crag Hill and Nico Vassilakis Fantagraphics Books ($39.99) by Chris Funkhouser Encountering The Last Vispo Anthology, one is struck by its graphical beauty, richness,

Edited by Lisa Robertson and Matthew Stadler Paraguay Press / Publication Studio ($28) by Elisabeth Workman As the incessant, hyperactive global mediascape flickers and flashes with images