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The Uncommon Speech of Paradise allows poets themselves to speak through their poems about the art they practice.

Khan is a deeply devoted Buddhist who has found a way to offer true expression of the Dharma in short, powerful poems.

A master of the prose poem, that hybrid form born at the crossroads of story and poem, a place where sacred meets profane.

Wronsky is master of the lyric, a visionary never far from the complicated, wondrous relations between world and imagination, body and mind.

Chronicles the feat called '7+2, ' meaning that Ying climbed the highest peak on each continent and trekked to the North and South Poles.

Out of love and desperation, a man suddenly sees the possibility of changing his life completely and goes for it.

Aflame seek to reconcile the meaning of time-its wasting, its wavering-with the poet's physiological passage into mid-life.

An agitated poetry to order from personal experience the chaos of the world which it's fallen to us to inhabit.

"Morejon's poetry gives us a mighty Cuba. A laughing Cuba. A determined Cuba. Walking in beauty in their country. Undefeated." -Sonia Sanchez

Still Life With Defeats is, like all good poetry, an attempted response to those questions that seem unanswerable.

Shiki's distinctive vision and direct expression make a tone recognizably his own, conveyed beautifully in these pages' translations.

These vibrant persona poems tell O'Keeffe's story in the artist's voice in an unexpectedly intimate way.

Robert Bly is one of the major literary figures of the second half of the 20th Century.

A new bilingual collection of this Sung Dynasty master.

In these lyrical miniatures, Merz reconnoiters the sustainability of the world and the endurance of language.

A contemporary family drama in which adult children lose jobs, divorce, and move back home with mom and chaos ensues.

Eun's collection humorously but humanely depicts the loneliness and monotony found in many modern lives.

Perquin is a poet fascinated with humans and their stories, whether prisoners or nameless, strange but recognizable figures.

Collecting 19th Century short prose, this anthology illuminates its origins, and ultimately, its importance today.

These poems present powerful descriptions of the rarely seen Chinese worker world that produces products that go on our shelves

Wolf is centered on the tales of Mongolia, which lies on the "border" between civilization and wilderness, modernity and anti-modernity.

"Real solid, east coast, lyre-whompin boggie." A selection of poems by this essential New York City poet.

A chronicle of an Appalachian coming of age, these are moments where curiosity and conflict are indulged and awareness follows.

Days I don't enjoy: Any day I don't walk, drink sake, and compose haiku

"St. John's work has been distinguished by its intimacy and subtlety, an urgent sensibility and a true ear." -- Merwin

A hauntingly beautiful book-length prose poem and a dazzling hymn to the currents of desire that shape each individual life.

A wonderful new Marie Alexander Series anthology that shows the gestalt brilliance of the prose sequence.

One hundred poems by a revered Japanese Zen master.

The Zen poems of a nineteenth-century Japanese Buddhist nun.