New in July: I Just Lately Started Buying Wings and The Salt Ecstasies

I Just Lately Started Buying Wings: Missives from the Other Side of Silence by Kim Dana Kupperman

“In this book live ghosts and nuclear fallout, disease and abuse; however, a reader also finds moments of triumph and celebration, and revels alongside Kupperman as she, so cautioned by her mother, ‘care[s] for memory as if it were my child.’ I Just Lately Started Buying Wings ensures this caretaking will continue, uninterrupted and with great beauty, with each new reader of this collection.”

—FOREWORD REVIEWS
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The Salt Ecstasies by James L. White
*The newest book in the Graywolf Poetry Re/View Series, edited by Mark Doty*
“White’s was a crucial voice to encounter, for what it confirmed as possible—longing, homosexual longing, the expression of that longing in a poem. I think it’s arguable that Dante’s Inferno is better literature, but Dante couldn’t have given me what White did.”

—Carl Phillips, from Coin of the Realm: Essays on the Life and Art of Poetry
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Upcoming Events

Thu, Aug 5th, @6:00pm
Kim Kupperman Reading at the Ragged Edge Coffee House (Gettysburg, PA)
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