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Alicia Mountain is the author of two poetry collections: High Ground Coward (Iowa, 2018), which was selected by Brenda Shaughnessy to win the Iowa Poetry Prize, and Four in Hand (BOA Editions, 2023). Her chapbook, Thin Fire (BOAAT Press), was selected by Natalie Diaz. Dr. Mountain was a Clemens Doctoral Fellow at the University of Denver and the 2020-21 Artist in Residence at the University of Central Oklahoma. Mountain serves on the Board of Directors for Foglifter Journal. She is a lesbian poet, based in New York City and an Assistant Teaching Professor in the Writer’s Foundry MFA program at St. Joseph’s University.

Books by Alicia Mountain

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Alicia Mountain

Alicia Mountain is the author of two poetry collections: High Ground Coward (Iowa, 2018), which was selected by Brenda Shaughnessy to win the Iowa…

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Fall Book Bundle

Welcome Fall Book Bundlers! With this purchase you will receive a box with all titles from Boa's current fall season along with a few…

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Subscribe and save on all forthcoming Boa titles within the calendar year! At the start of each season (every 6 months), subscribers will receive…

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My House Gathers Desires

Adam McOmber’s lush, hallucinatory stories are both familiar and wholly original. Drawn from the historical record, Biblical lore, fairy tales, science fiction, and nightmares, these offbeat…

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The Committee of Men

James Ciano’s debut collection, The Committee of Men, explores the cycles of violence men inflict on one another and themselves, examining how silence, shame,…

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To Sound Like Yourself

In his first collection of essays on poetry in 27 years, W. D. Snodgrass goes after that seminal quality, the poet’s individual voice, that…

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Poetry · Featured

Beings and Things on Their Own

The recipient of the 1985 Greek National Poetry Award for the Greek version of Beings and Things on Their Own, Katerina Anghelaki-Rooke is the author…

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Day Has No Equal But Night

Day Has No Equal But Night was at its time of printing the first book of new poems in 20 years by the most renowned…

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Before and After the Fall

Written between 1985 and 1994, these poems record what Sándor Csoóri has called "the chronic memory of violence," namely the horrors of World War…

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