Poetry and Poetic Prose

Keats’s Odes A Lover’s Discourse Anahid Nersessian

“Keats’s Odes is brash, skeptical, and tender by turns, offering a fluctuating re-visioning of Keats which is firm in its convictions . . . . Nersessian’s prose is bold, irreverent, declarative, and feral.”—Times Literary Supplement

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Of Bridges A Poetic and Philosophical Account Thomas Harrison

“Of Bridges is a dazzling investigation into the profound semantic and historical resonance of the seemingly simple word bridge, that passage between two points that is unique in its material, metaphoric, and philosophical properties.”—Marjorie Perloff, Stanford University

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One Summer Evening at the Falls Peter Campion

“To traverse the distances, one must see them first; Campion looks where others miss or find too formidable to cross. There are many poets to love; this is one you can also trust.” —Joshua Weiner, author of Berlin Notebook Phoenix Poets Paper $18.00

Portulans Jason Sommer

“The many kinds of rhymes in this collection are invitations to listen closely to the layers of history and myth that hum beneath thinking.”

—Mary Szybist, author of Incarnadine Phoenix Poets Paper $18.00

The Porch Meditations on the Edge of Nature Charlie Hailey

“Hailey bears daily witness to the subtle vibrations of the natural world that well up from below, drift down from above, or move across his screened porch in the form of air, sound, light, weather, or wing beats.” —Robert Pogue Harrison, author of Gardens

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Topsy-Turvy Charles Bernstein

“Not set out to be a book about the pandemic, this rowdy collection of poems, performances, and translations nevertheless speaks volumes about the upside-down world we have all found ourselves living in.”—The Bookseller

Paper $25.00

No Chronology Karen Fish

“Fish provides an unsparing, deeply insightful account of an inner life. Told aslant, with exquisite lyricism and incandescent imagery, No Chronology is a beautiful, thrilling book of poems.”—Khaled Mattawa, author of Fugitive Atlas Phoenix Poets Paper $18.00

Now in Paperback The Ruins Lesson Meaning and Material in Western Culture Susan Stewart

“Deeply researched and gracefully written.” —New York Review of Books “Stewart writes with poetic grace. Readers will find much to value in this lovely book.” —Washington Post Paper $28.00