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1. Wild Iris
by Louise Glueck
This collection of stunningly beautiful poems encompasses the natural, human, and spiritual realms, and is bound together by the universal themes of ... More
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2. The Wild Iris
by Louise Gluck
The poems in this collection are written in the language of flowers. Louise Gluck received the Pulitzer Prize for "The Wild Iris" in 1993, and has ... More
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3. Questions for Ecclesiastes
by Mark Jarman
Sonnets that examine questions of faith. Winner of the 1998 Lenore Marshall Poetry Prize presented by the Academy of American Poets.
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5. Right Livelihood
by David Brooks
"Right Livelihood is full of both a hard-earned reverence and a refreshing irreverence. . . . The poems are 'expecting something to happen, ' even on ... More
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6. January Rain
by Daniel Anderson
Co-winner of the 1997 Nicholas Roerich Poetry Prize, a first book award dedicated to discovering and presenting new poets. At turns witty, stark, ... More
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8. Prize Stories: The O. Henry Awards
by Larry Dark (Editor)
Presenting a superb collection of 20 inventive, full-bodied works of fiction, this is the 80th anniversary edition of "the nation's most prestigious ... More
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9. Echolocations
by Diane Thiel
Thiel describes her first collection as a reflection of "the locations that echo in the world--the physical and emotional ruins left by war" and ... More
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12. The Dark Descent
by Clive Barker, Ray Bradbury, John Collier
This highly acclaimed anthology traces the evolution of horror, from Nathaniel Hawthorn and Edgar Allan Poe to Stephen King. Adopted by colleges ... More
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13. Blizzard of One: Poems
by Mark Strand
Former U.S. Poet Laureate Mark Strand writes poems that weave between abstraction and the detailed particulars of actual experience. His poems are ... More
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14. Worshipful Company of Fletchers
by James Tate
"These new poems . . . deliver the typical Tate-esque trope de grace to all sanctimonious poses and stodgy cogitation, all verdigris-encrusted mental ... More
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15. Coming Into Eighty: Poems
by May Sarton
Poetess May Sarton takes on the subject of herself in old age. Here are her observations and reflections on daily events, on the larger questions of ... More
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16. The Mark of Flesh
by Janet Sylvester
Poet Janet Sylvester melds themes of the historical, sexual, and political to create a provocative and moving map of America. This is a bold second ... More
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17. Ivory Cradle: Poems
by Anne Marie Macari
A personal journey through faith and history, wherein anger is redeemed through passion and art.
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18. The Pilot Star Elegies: Poems
by Sherod Santos
The centerpiece of this collection, "Elegy for My Sister," is a sequence of poems on the suicide of the poet's sister in which he gathers, piece by ... More
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19. The Cuckoo
by Mr. Peter Streckfus, Louise Glueck (Foreword by)
The winner of this year's Yale Series of Younger Poets competition is Peter Streckfus's The Cuckoo, chosen by competition judge and Poet Laureate ... More
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20. Mrs Dumpty
by Chana Bloch
The poems in "Mrs. Dumpty" are about "a great fall," the dissolution of a long and loving marriage, but they are not simply documentary or elegiac. ... More
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21. Where the World Is Made
by Daniel Tobin
A spiritual journey beginning in memory, its music the song of one who would come through.
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22. The Origins of Evening: Poems
by Robert Gibb
"The deft language and lyric intent of these poems (by acclaimed Pittsburgh poet Robert Gibb) . . . expose the dark, silvery images of a lost world. ... More
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23. Thaw
by Julie Sheehan, Marie Ponsot (Memoir by)
Julie Sheehan's Thaw is the second winner of the annual Poets Out Loud Prize for a book of poetry published each year by Fordham University Press in ... More
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25. A Point Is Which Has No Part
by Liz Waldner
Liz Waldner's bold new collection takes its title and its inspiration from Definition 1 of Euclid's Elements of Geometry. Its six sections -- point, ... More
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