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Click to read the full article on Michigan Quarterly Review: come from In come from, home and homecoming seem like a sort of myth. The book, like so many myths, starts..
Albert Goldbarth was born in Chicago in 1948 and has been a reader and writer for as long as he can remember. It was…
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Read MoreOn the Winding Stair, Joanna Howard’s first collection of stories, draws heavily on the clichés of mainstream fiction genres such as mystery and fantasy,…
Read MoreAugust, September, October is a deep, vulnerable meditation on fatherhood, time passing, and survival in a world reshaped by crisis. In two long, diaristic…
Read MoreMatthew Vollmer opens a browser window into his own mind with these collage-style essays. Exercising a rapacious intellectual curiosity, he seamlessly integrates flying snakes,…
Read MoreWINNER OF THE WILLIAM CARLOS WILLIAMS AWARD“Our bodies look solid, but they aren't. We're like a fountain. A fountain of water looks solid, but…
Read MoreSigned copies available in limited supply Steve Kronen's poems explore the hardships that daily challenge the human heart. From such hardships, compassion and empathy…
Read MoreThis collection includes little-known Eastern European poets as well as celebrated poets, troubadours, and composers. In his Selected Translations, W.D. Snodgrass offers us the…
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