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New in June: I Am Not Sidney Poitier and The Looking House
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By Alyson Hagy “Hagy crafts first-rate prose—unsparingly raw and visceral with flashes of high lyricism—that carries the reader from the napalmed mountains of Korea to the vast pastures of the west.” —Publishers Weekly |
By Fanny Howe "Fanny Howe employs a sometimes fierce, always passionate, spareness in her lifelong parsing of the exchange between matter and spirit. Her work displays as well a political urgency, that is to say, a profound concern for social justice and for the soundness and fate of the polis, the 'city on a hill.'" —Michael Palmer |
By Jan Zita Grover "Grover writes movingly of the North Country in the fine tradition of Sigurd Olson and Aldo Leopold. Hers is a voice to be listened to, and, frankly, she is one of the most gifted new writers to come along in years." —John Murray |
By Elizabeth Alexander ON SALE FOR THE MONTH OF JULY: ONLY $3.50! Now available: The bilingual Spanish/English edition of the bestselling chapbook, Praise Song for the Day: A Poem for Barack Obama's Presidential Inauguration |
By Jessica Treadway Jessica Treadway seamlessly portrays the complexity of human experience in the face of incomprehensible loss, revealing yet again why the New York Times Book Review has called her "a writer with an unsparing bent for the truth." |