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One of the greatest living Latin American poets compiles and introduces an essential anthology.

“[Kuusisto] is a powerful writer with a musical ear for language and a gift for emotional candor.” —New York Times

“David Wagoner’s study of American nostalgias is as eloquent as that of James Wright.” —Harold Bloom

"Nitro Nights" is a "Book of Fortune" about sexual love, dying, city scruff, racial unease, and American conscience.

This charismatic Belarusian poet is considered "One of the best young poets in the world today." --"World Literature Today"

"This book contains some of the most marvelous poems ever written to children, the 'Letters to Tomasito, ' as well as continuations of 'Letter to an Imaginary Friend, ' by one of the great masters of the narrative in this century." --Robert Bly

Poetry. Emily Warn is a poet of kinship and harmony. And she often uses narrative to establish surprising relationships. Warn's poems define a sensibility that is fully in focus, one that expresses a reverence for humanity and nature as two participants in a greater whole. Eschewing unnecessary artifice and the latest literary fads, she writes poems, it seems, only from necessity, from great faith in a possible world. In selecting THE LEAF PATH for the 1981 King County Arts Commission Publication Project, Susan Griffin wrote: "Emily Warn's poetry is feeling, moving, dealing with the powerful and deepest part of being, yet delicately, even precisely crafted. This is a new voice we will all be blessed for hearing."

Red Pine is the best-selling and ground-breaking translator of Chinese literature

Despite an America flooded with dangerous hypocrises, Bob Hicok celebrates the unapologetically sentimental wonder of living at all.

"There isn’t a misstep on a single page… let what’s there wash over you with its beauty."—Ted Kooser

Richard Jones constructs a narrative where beauty and revelation are found in first loves, foreign places, and captivating landscapes.