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“Most experts agree that practicing a new and challenging mental activity like this is a clever way of building and maintaining strong cognitive skills. When you strengthen these core…
How do poets of color come to know what they do about their art and practice? How do they learn from and teach others? For poets of color, what does the relationship of “what one knows”…
Edited by Ernesto L. Abeytia
The Digging Press Poetry Series publishes work by writers from all over the world. Ernesto L. Abeytia edited this inaugural series. The 2022 volume brings together a wide range of poetic…
For readers of "Prairie Fires" and "The Peabody Sisters," a fascinating, insightful biography of the most famous sister novelists before the Brontës. Before the Brontë sisters picked up…
The author of this book, Paul Kei Matsuda, was a former president of the American Society of Applied Linguistics, and is now an English professor at Arizona State University, a second…
Translated into French by Marguerite Capelle, "Postcolonial Love Poem" is an anthem of desire against erasure. Natalie Diaz’s brilliant second collection demands that every body carried…
Edited by Jonathan Bate
A greatest-hits selection from some of the most popular poets in the English language, in a gorgeously-jacketed small hardcover. William Wordsworth defined good poetry as “the…
Poet Daniel Tobin says: "The poems of Lois Roma-Deeley’s latest book are like lucid dreams, at once as vivid, joyous, and as painful as life itself. And they are more. In their faithful…
From Stonewall Award winner Bill Konigsberg, a remarkable, funny, sexy, heartbreaking story of two teen boys finding each other in New York City at the height of the AIDS epidemic. "The…
Who was more alone than Medusa? Raped in Athena’s temple, transformed into a monster, and banished into a cave, Medusa may be the ultimate example of victim blaming. In "The Loneliest…