Ailbhe Darcy & David Wheatley 
History of Irish Women’s Poetry [PDF ebook] 

In this volume a young woman grows through and beyond erotic love to reach the love known as agape. Poems of This Century is a book that rises from the human to explore the divine. Reflecting the joy …

James Merrill: Knowing Innocence reevaluates the achievement of this important poet by showing how he takes up an old paradigm – innocence – and reinvents it in response to new historical, scientific …

The Interview: Julia Gordon Bramer & four poems.Featured Poems “Strange Fathers” by Steven Haberlin & VENDOR AND CHILD by John Eppel. Poetry: Doug Hoekstra, Tobi Alfier, Allison Bohn, DS Maolalai, Ti …

This collection of poems deals with the topic of suicide. The poems range from relating the thoughts people, particularly tweens and teens, may have as they navigate through personal and social chall …

This breakthrough book examines dynamic intersections of poetics and geography. Gathering the essays of an international cohort whose work converges at the crossroads of poetics and the material worl …

Focusing on Mary Sidney Herbert and Mary Sidney Wroth’s use of the figures of origin, descent, and inheritance in their poetry and prose, this book examines how these central women writers situated t …

This book, first published in 1947, is an anthology of Chinese poetry from a period when it was entering an entirely new world, where all or nearly all the ancient poetic traditions were being cast a …

Through this verse translation of Vergil»s Book VI of the Aeneid we journey with Aeneas through the Underworld to meet his father. Accompanied by Sibyl, the prophetess, who instructs him first to pl …

This book presents a selection of poems by a mother, wife and daughter about her life, family, and love. The poems also explore themes of loss, death, and grief.Jennifer has had a long career as a ba …

These unspoken words tore me down part by part as they poured through me like plucking feathers from my heavy heart in hopes to be light enough to fly instead, I’ve learned to walk and said goodbye t …