Ousted by his girlfriend, Nick takes himself-and his bicycle-to New Orleans, where he sulks and c...

Wilson Wiley Variations is an extraordinary work of imagination that brings the losses of everyda...

Michelle Murphy knows how to ‘unzip the stringed heart and strum it naked,’ harmonizing the noise...

If Brit Washburn were a painter she would be like Vermeer, following a certain slant of illuminat...

Saraswati’s Lament conjures the Hindu goddess of poetry, in forms both sacred and profane; explor...

Long Rain is an exquisite collection of five line poems (tanka) and short prose (haibun), organiz...

Donovan's clever, razor-sharp poems foreground a contemporary absurdity so ubiquitous that it oft...

Maureen Alsop, like other goddesses of myth, likes to work at the crossroads, the place where wor...

Scrolls of a Temple Sweeper is a novel of war, lost children, dream masters, a traveling circus, ...

The third book of poetry by Reno, Nevada, based poet, Michelle Murphy. Pulitzer Prize winner Dian...

Full of brilliant rhythmic immediacy and syntactical arcs, as Ann Lauterbach puts it, these poems...

Marco Polo Mother & Son is a delicately woven confessional novel that turns memory into a charact...