Poetry by Individual Poets

The book is a detailed introduction to Post-Blackness as a literary aesthetic, tracing its emergence to the philosophical movement that defined its...

Patience is currently the only one of the four poems in British Library MS Cotton Nero A.x that has not been translated into modern idiomatic poetr...

Simon Mundy's Selected Poems is a monumental collection that brings together work published in five collections, across five decades, including the...

As the unofficial gratitude correspondent for the Atlantic, James Parker has written countless odes of appreciation on subjects from the seemingly ...

Royal Blue is like a sad song we all intentionally put on when we feel bad in order to feel even worse. Its a love letter to melancholy in all area...

A wagtails eccentric walk ... a teeming industrial landscape ... the alienation of a misfit Readers can be told about these things, but when the w...

A. Van Jordan, an acclaimed American poet and the author of three previous volumes, demonstrates poetrys power to be at once intimate and wide-rang...

Whether portraying ancestral hearth-sides in North Norfolk, the coast and countryside of Northumberland, or varied settings in between, Paul Berry ...

Theres something about being alive / that makes us cry out for help. Through visceral and vulnerable poetry, Ricky Ray meditates on the pain and p...

Like a toboggan of wolves who have eaten their driver, The Solex Brothers rushes blindly through the forest, drawing on the tropes and archetypes o...

Poems that bask in the beauty of nature, queerness, and love while exploring how dichotomies form identity.   Amie Whittemores Nest of Matches is a...

Robert Michael Pyle's fifth full-length compilation, The Last Man in Willapa, contains more than seventy-five poems, most of which are entirely new...

The fifteenth-century scholar and Augustinian friar John Capgrave took as his subject the virgin martyr Katherine of Alexandria, who was an anomalo...

Nathaniel Mackeys sixth collection of poems, Blue Fasa, carries forward what the New Yorker has described as the mythological conception and descri...

One of a series designed to provide a new, accessible approach to the works of great poets and playwrights. Each text includes general notes on the...

Matthew Arnold praised the Iliad for its 'nobility', as has everyone ever since -- but ancient critics praised it for its enargeia, its 'bright u...

George Herbert, his contemporaries, and readers inhabited a world of material things that were spiritually animated but deeply troubling. Habitual ...