Poetry by Individual Poets

The First World War produced a unique outpouring of prose and poetry depicting the stark realism of a brutal and futile war; no war before or since...

Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz (16511695) was a feminist and a woman ahead of her time. She was very much a public intellectual and her contemporaries c...

In his fourth collection, a breakthrough volume, Major Jackson appropriates the vernacular notion of rolling deep to capture the spirit of aestheti...

At the center of Tough Luck is a poem about the ill-fated I-35W Bridge in Minneapolis and its disastrous collapse, which killed 13 people and injur...

Memory, including the tricks it plays, is this book's overriding theme. The poems seek to revive happy, confusing, sad and celebratory times over m...

The spare and subtle poems of Nina Bogin's third collection map personal territory - places of memory and love as much as of language and geography...

Micheal OSiadhail knows desire, love, trust and wonder, while at the same time facing suffering, tragedy and loss. His life has always been a yearn...

In a poetic voice at once accessible and otherworldly, gutsy and insightful, U.S. Army veteran Karen Skolfield offers a rare glimpse of a female so...