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A lyrical dance of English, Spanish and African dialects infuses these poems of myth and migration.

An unforgettable portrait of an African American family from the author of Amistad--now back in print!

An American Book Award-winning poet explores her indigenous, working-class background against the backdrop of urban poverty.

The first memoir from a pre-Khmer Rouge government official who survived the Cambodian killing fields.

With joyful and satirical irreverence, Laurie Foos navigates the wild terrain of our beauty-obsessed culture.

A richly entertaining journey through the vagaries of the art world, narrated by an acutely insightful raconteur.

A debut collection of poems examining the pitfalls, pratfalls, and particular beauty of being an earthling.

A National Poetry Series Winner, this collection follows a medieval assassin seeking refuge from her sordid past.

Remarkable, moving stories celebrating the inhabitants and ghosts of Detroit's last Cadillac factory.

The hard times faced by steelworkers and miners in America's rust belt inform these poetic oral histories.

With incisive energy, wit, and wisdom, these powerful essays explore the intersection between poetry and politics.

Scintillating, cinematic poems synthesize the irony, absurdity, and passions of American life.

Marjorie Welish breaks new ground as she explores uncharted territory within lyric poetry.

The ivory trade, smallpox, rock-'n'-roll, and one woman's past converge in this gripping, psychological page-turner.

Troupe's award-winning poetry is pure rhythm and deep bass beats that barely stay on the page. This magnificent new volume captures Troupes voice stronger than ever as he issues celebratory and pointed statements on jazz, sports, love, art, literature, American life, and the sublimity of it all.