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Albon,
George
Brief
Capital of Disturbances
96 pages (5.5" x 8.5" Paper)
ISBN: 1-890650-13-7
$12.95 |
“With its keen observations, spare style,
and thoughtful use of understated formal strategies, this new
book … is also wide-ranging, with threads related to
nature, aesthetics, politics, and sex, among other things,
and this range brings depth to the work.”
--Guy Bennett,
The New Review of Literature |
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Arigo,
Christopher
In the archives
120 pages (6” x 9” Paper)
ISBN: 978-1-890650-31-5
$14.95 |
“Arigo’s
understated and daring poems tell
it like it is—and how it will
be. A superb book!”
--Marjorie Perloff |
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Caton,
Robin
The Color of Dusk
80 pages (5.5" x 8.5" Paper)
ISBN: 1-890650-08-0
$12.00 |
“Caton's awareness of how essential the
word is to our experience casts a new light on how her poetic
innovation challenges boundaries."
--Julia Bloch, HOW2 |
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Cole, Norma
Spinoza in Her Youth
128 pages (5.5” x 8.5” Paper)
ISBN: 1-890650-09-9
$12.95
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"...mixing verse and prose to trace varying forms of
thought.... [Cole] achieves a rich abstraction that extrapolates
the self's refractions...”
--Publishers Weekly |
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Hejinian,
Lyn
The Fatalist
88 pages (5.5" x 8.5" Paper)
ISBN: 1-890650-12-9
$12.95 |
One of The Village Voice's
"25 Favorite Books of 2003"
"...beautiful sentences in startling succession."
--Publishers Weekly |
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Hoover,
Paul
Poems in Spanish
72 pages (6" x 9" Paper)
ISBN: 1-890650-25-0
$14.95 |
Nominated for the 25th Annual
Northern California Book Award. |
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Johnston, Devin
Aversions
80 Pages (5.5” x 8.5” Paper)
ISBN: 1-890650-16-1
$14.95
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“His poems
are dignified by deftness and quietude,
but they’re also great feats
of enlargement: they act as conduits,
allowing the past and the present
to replenish each other. Large
also are the pleasures they give
their readers.”
--Peter Campion, Poetry
Magazine, March
2006 |
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Jones, Alice
Extreme Directions
The 54 Moves of Tai Chi Sword
64 pages (5.5” x 8.5” Paper)
ISBN: 1-890650-11-0
$12.95
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“The motion of the writer is so practiced that word
and sign and motion and idea become one . . . her poems often
cut two ways and divide the opposites, pointing to something
beyond themselves.”
--Helen Ruggieri, Rain Taxi |
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Lazer, Hank
Lyric & Spirit: Selected Essays 1996-2008
320 pages (6” x 9” Paper)
ISBN: 978-1-890-650-32-2
$19.95
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In these lucid, engaging, and informative essays, Hank Lazer enlists lyric and spirit in a project of radical resistance to the received in pursuit of intensification of the possible. If Lazer calls for beauty, it is an unexpected beauty, earned not given. This is a compelling study of contemporary American poetic practice, with special attention to Armantrout, Creeley, Fischer, Taggart, Mackey, Zukofsky, Jabés, Duncan, and Schwerner, among others, in the context of a critical approach informed by two unlikely soul mates, Theodor Adorno and Thelonious Monk.
-- Charles Bernstein |
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Mayer, Bill
The Uncertainty Principle
88 pages (5.5” x 8.5” Paper)
ISBN: 1-890650-06-4
$12.00
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"Bill Mayer’s poems . . . are about passion and
reason, about the rescue we are provided by the natural world,
by human connection and by light and by music.”
--Steve Rood |
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Moriarty,
Laura
A Semblance: Selected
and New Poems (1975-2007)
240 pages (6 x 9 Paper)
ISBN-13: 978-1890650278
$14.95 |
Publishers Weekly Starred
Review
Moriarty, who is
the deputy director at Small Press
Distribution, studied with Robert
Duncan, and is closely associated
with Bay Area poet Norma Cole (who
provides an introduction). She
has the former's baroquely elegant
turns of mind and the latter's
searching fluidity, but her subject
matter—roughly, how one's
self-perceptions form a language
that one is always comparing to
one's experiences—is all
her own, and her lines have a tensile
gorgeousness unlike anyone else's…”
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Ramke, Bin
Tendril
120 pages (6 x 9 paper )
ISBN: 978-1-890-650-26-1
14.95 |
Publishers Weekly Starred
Review
“[I]n this mature work,
Ramke remains… a stylist
very much of his own invention.
And amid dizzying reference, brilliant
points of emotional clarity and
depth shine through.” |
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Revell,
Donald
Invisible Green
Selected Prose
192 pages (6” x 9 ” Paper)
ISBN: 1-890650-22-6
$14.95 |
“a magnificent
collage in which poet speaks to
poet, vision looks upon vision,
sound resonates against sound.
Half the book is Invisible
Green, a set of nine brief
essays originally published as
a column in American Poetry
Review. The other half consists
of an assortment of readings and
homages. . . . And yet the whole
is of a piece, a remarkably consistent ars
poetica, a gospel intended
to renew our faith in poetry and
remind us of why we read and write
poems.”
--Norman Finkelstein, Chicago Review, Spring
2006 |
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Rimbaud,
Arthur
Translated by Revell, Donald
A Season in Hell
104 pages (6” x 9” Paper)
ISBN: 978-1-890650-30-8
$14.95 |
“...Donald
Revell has given birth to a great
poem—a poem that forces us
to take Rimbaud at his word: “I
transcribed the inexpressible.’”
--James Longenbach |
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Robinson, Elizabeth
Harrow
88 pages (5.5” x 8.5” Paper)
ISBN: 1-890650-07-2
$12.00 |
Harrow is... luxuriant, present[ing] us with verse at its
most salient”
--Beth Anderson, Poetry Project Newsletter |
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Ronk, Martha
In a landscape of
having to repeat
96 Pages (5.5” x 8.5” Paper)
ISBN: 1-890650-17-X
$14.95
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This
book is the
Winner
of the 15th Annual
PEN USA Award
in Poetry
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Shurin,
Aaron
Involuntary Lyrics
112 Pages (6” x 9 ” Paper)
ISBN: 1-890650-23-4
$14.95 |
“The very
first page is so strong it nearly
took my head off. […] I
am so friggin’ jealous that
it’s obscene!”
-- Ron
Silliman |
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Waldner, Liz
Etym(bi)ology
96 pages (5.5” x 8.5” Paper)
ISBN: 1-890650-10-2
$12.95 |
"Liz Waldner's Etym(bi)ology is that rare thing: a work
that surges with
political fervor and also with joy, humor and wild innovation....
this
is a remarkable, and remarkably female, experiment."
--Arielle Greenberg,
HOW2 |
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Waldrop,
Keith
The Real
Subject, Queries
and Conjectures of Jacob
Delafon, with sample poems
80 Pages (5.5” x 8.5” Paper)
ISBN: 1-890650-15-3
$14.95
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Keith Waldrop’s books include Haunt (Instance)
and The Opposite of Letting the Mind Wander (Lost
Roads). He has translated Edmond Jabès, Claude Royet-Journoud,
Anne-Marie
Albiach and Jean Grosjean. Since 1968 he has been co-editor
and publisher of Burning Deck Press with his wife, Rosmarie
Waldrop. |
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Waldrop,
Rosmarie
Love, Like Pronouns
120 pages (5.5" x 8.5" Paper)
ISBN: 1-890650-14-5
$12.95 |
“…Waldrop’s Love, Like
Pronouns use[s] similar forms to address the various modes and conditions
of love, connection, and intimacy.”
--Publishers Weekly |
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Williams, Tyrone
On Spec
160 pages (6" x 9" Paper)
ISBN: 978-1-890-650-33-9
$14.95 |
On Spec excels in cultural poetics transmuted into lyric.
Non-identity critique speculates on dialect and dialectics at once,
with no end of signifying resourcefulness and no limit of self. And yet the poetry in On Spec is as disciplined as it is brave and free.
—Marjorie Welish |
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