Poetry Books

A New Study of the Sonnets of Shakespeare, originally published in 1900, offers a detailed exploration of Shakespeare's sonnets. This edition provides readers with insightful analysis of the Bard's poetic form, themes, and language. Parke Godwin's study...

Explore the intimate world of Maurice de Guérin, a prominent figure in 19th-century French literature, through his personal writings. This collection, "Maurice de Guérin: Journal, lettres et poèmes," offers a unique glimpse into the...

This volume, "Sanct Alexius Leben in acht gereimten mittelhochdeutschen Behandlungen," presents eight Middle High German poetic treatments of the life of Saint Alexius. Compiled and introduced by H.F. Massmann, the work offers a comprehensive view of the...

L'esprit d'Orphée, published in 1804, explores philosophical and literary themes through the lens of the Orpheus myth. Written by Gabriel Raimond Jean de Dieu François Olivier, this work delves into the spirit of Orpheus, examining its influence...

Les Épaves is a collection of poems by Charles Baudelaire, published in 1866 and supplemented in 1869. This edition offers a compilation of works considered too controversial for inclusion in his famed "Les Fleurs du mal." Baudelaire's poems...

Discover the epic grandeur and haunting beauty of James Macpherson's "The Poems of Ossian, the son of Fingal," Volume 1. This collection presents the legendary tales attributed to Ossian, a purported Gaelic bard from the 3rd century. Macpherson's work,...

Foscolo e la natura, written by Giovanni Melodia and published in 1899, offers a critical analysis of the presence and significance of nature in the works of Ugo Foscolo, a prominent figure in Italian literature. This study delves into Foscolo's poetry...

Gaston de Blondeville, or The Court of Henry III. Keeping Festival in Ardenne, a Romance is a captivating Gothic romance set in the historical court of Henry III. Ann Radcliffe, a master of atmosphere and suspense, weaves a tale of intrigue, mystery, and...

A beautifully illustrated poetry book featuring a poem written by Topcat/Tony Christian about the Australian Blue Wren. This beautifully designed literary piece has been lovingly presented in a super glossy finish and exceptional quality glossy interior.

Second comprehensive collection of poetry from K. Scott Fuchs, featuring "A Stop on The Way Home" - a short story about a man haunted by the ghost of a lost love along with a preview of "Lilac and Lightning" - the final installment of the Temperance Lee...

"PER TE" non è solo un titolo: è una direzione del cuore, una dedica sussurrata a chi sa ascoltare l'amore quando si fa poesia. Le pagine raccolgono versi nati da silenzi condivisi, da sguardi che parlano, da assenze che urlano il nome di chi ci abita...

"Die Göttliche Taverne", Originaltitel in Englisch "The Divine Tavern", ist eine fesselnde Sammlung von Sufi-Gedichten, die tief in die Themen Liebe, Tod, Ekstase und spirituelle Erleuchtung eintauchen. Ali Ashraf entführt den Leser auf eine mystische...

Fury and Grace: A Poetic Journey Through the Stages of Trauma Recovery is a raw, unflinching exploration of the complex terrain of healing. Through vivid imagery and hauntingly beautiful language, this collection captures the intricate process of trauma...

Words After Waking is a poetic meditation on becoming - a personal journey through reflection, resilience, and revelation. Blending prayer-like prose with grounded vulnerability and meditative precision, Colton Hamilton's debut collection offers a rare...

The Poet Inside Me serves as the debut poetry collection of Simran Kalita. Following the complicated stages of love, inevitable heartbreak, the finding of oneself, and the trivial thoughts that one simply can't compare. All written in the span of growing...

In The Buried Stream, Shel Kim Rollison makes her debut into the world of poetry through a beautiful collection of heartfelt poems.Within these pages are explorations on the themes of nature, relationships, love, freedom, and the essence of how to be...

Book 3 in The Slow Living SeriesA beautifully crafted slow living gift book filled with poetic reflections and curated quotes about travel.Tiny Book of Travel Truths invites you to pause, breathe, and wander.Whether you're planning your next adventure or...

The Spring/Summer 2025 issue (29.1) of Dunes Review, northern Michigan's leading independent literary journal. Dunes Review is published by Michigan Writers, Inc., located in Traverse City, Michigan. Edited by Jennifer Yeatts and Teresa Scollon.

"Orchard in bloomVerdant patioUncontested paradiseSerenePunctuated by four joysJerusalemI love you already" Vanessa de Loya Stauber writes about the gift she found later in life: A passionate, tender, and loving union that binds hesr to her husband...

Poetry in Dangerous Times: Two Women, Two Worlds brings together two of America's most fearless literary voices. Demetria Martínez's and Susan Sherman's timely and intimate conversation spans decades, movements, and genres. Part memoir, part...

Beyond the Next Valley is a book of poems written fifty years after David Healey and his late wife Annabel, worked in Papua New Guinea between 1972 and 1974. The author was a medical Officer working in Kundiawa Hospital, Chimbu District and later as...

In this personal collection of poetry, Nathaniel Luscombe explores his memories of growing up and trying to find stable ground. He navigates faith, religion, and family in an attempt to understand himself."My Root Can't Leave the Ground is for anyone who...

The stove light shining on starsThe linoleum dance floorSinging into a wooden spoonAn audience of bubbling cauldronsEpic moves too great for public eyesA celebration of simple pleasures and the everyday, Robin and Daisy Play in the Spring is also, at...

From Me to Me is a deeply personal collection of poetry that traces one woman's journey through heartbreak, healing, and homecoming. Written by Belen Lopez Exertier, this debut book is a love letter to the homes we leave behind-and the ones we build...

What do you do with the things that made you-when they also tried to unmake you? In Every Fig Has a Wasp Inside, Tian Sanchez-Ballado excavates the body-queer, CubaRican, Southern, chronically ill-and asks what it means to carry what cuts and feeds you...

From Cotton Fields to Quantum Fields: Volume I is a revolutionary spiritual companion for seekers ready to remember their power, rewrite their story, and reclaim their divine identity.This isn't just a book-it's a soul activation.Blending metaphysics,...

Londres no presume de un gran reloj astronómico... o eso cree el mundo. Pero seis jóvenes magos, recién llegados de superar desafíos en Praga, Venecia y París, perciben un Orloj oculto palpitando bajo la icónica esfera del Big Ben.Sombras emergen a...

This is not a book of poems. It's a story told in silence.A diary of everything I felt, but never said.(51) 52 letters, written for someonewho was (never) meant to read them.This is the story of a writer, a reader,a love that bloomed in footnotes.But...

Сад Чувств - это духовное путешествие к себе.Эта книга написана с открытым сердцем, как отражение боли, тишины, памяти и любви.Через поэтичные образы и глубокие размышления автор приглашает читателя исследовать внутренний мир чувств, преодолеть...

This biographical volume includes Lilian Sauter's only published collection of poetry, Through High Windows, along with letters, photographs, and extensive biographical material, all framed by a scholarly introduction, detailed annotations, and...

"Sahrasub," the third volume in the trilogy Wonders of Memory, consists of one hundred pieces composed from Azar 1400 to Dey 1401 in the Iranian calendar (December 2021 to January 2023). We know that Sahrasub is a form of Persian poetry. As defined by...

Empowerment in the form of Truth to SelfShe sees her reflection and finally, her story is told with the voice of wisdom on her side.Love Your Story, Even When It Hurts Her story connects the dots to transformation and triumph amid pain and...

Crying in LA: Sapphic Longing in Tongues and Tears is an emboldened, Afrocentric collection of poetry that explores Black sapphic love, uncertainty, and loss through metaphors of shifting. From warm affections (Sunny Skies), to the weight of...

Upright Old Glory is a heartfelt poem that speaks up for the American flag and what it truly stands for-freedom, justice, and unity. The author, Adriane Johnson, was inspired to write this piece after seeing the flag displayed upside down by people in...

Parents can be expected to know all, but they don't have many answers in a world of constantly moving rights and wrongs. The poems in The Size of the Horizon, or, I Explained Everything to the Trees embrace the wandering uncertainty of the self in a life...

Once Upon a Riot insists upon the necessity of resisting forms of oppression such as fascism and economic exploitation, while exploring both the challenges and the moments of beauty in raising a young child in our current political moment. Children and...

My Lord and Savior Jesus Christ has blessed me to write a small collection of black history prose poetry. The Lord has blessed me to get six of my black history prose poems published in my local newspaper some years ago. The Lord has also blessed me to...

"O Lord, what fame Your name on earth receives...From children's mouths a founded strength achieves..." Within The Bible, God's Law is clear and images of wrath or judgement from the Almighty may come to mind. Yet, rooted in the center of it,...

Chosen for the 2019 Trio House Open Reading Selection: You Do Not Have To Be Good by Madeleine Barnes, utilizes powerful lyricism to illuminate the soul's perseverance to live. Barnes intimately immerses us in what it means to be chronically ill and...

Liminal is derived from the Latin "limen," meaning threshold. It is a place of transition, a time of waiting, and not knowing the future. It is the space between where you have been and where you will go, when what comes next is still uncertain...

BIRDS AND THE TRICK OF TIME sings of the fortitude passed through generations and through living on the fringes, through loving and endings, and the pauses that fall between people. They sing, too, of the natural world and its wisdom. A few poems dare...

Giles L. Turnbull's Plastic Life is a tightly woven narrative-in-verse that examines disposability in all its forms-of relationships, rituals, memory, and meaning. Structured as a quiet unraveling, the sequence follows an unnamed protagonist...

Elenia Graf's Conscious Tongues is a visceral, formally inventive collection that undertakes an autopsic exploration of hunger and the body parts it inhabits. Moving from feet to scalp, these poems dissect dykehood, trauma, and the...

Let's talk about it: how we fabricate intimacy,the wet scapes of the world scolded back to rigid,...

We see performance in art, on the stage, and on the screen, but what about the performance we see everyday? From the masks we wear to work, to our expressions of gender and identity. Within the realms of sci-fi, fantasy, and horror, the tales and poems...

"Forgive Me for Dreaming" is yet another stellar, insightful, poetry offering from the masterful intelligence of Professor Fabrice Poussin. He takes us cleverly down our own memory lanes and then he transports us to a surreal mindscape of spiritual...

Reflecting the Sunset is a sensitive and spiritual look through a surreal lens at the dimensions and realms of the inner sanctum of the mind. It is a mind expanding series of poems that keep the reader entranced.  Somehow they seem to...

Maggie Shapley's new collection, Fruits of Exile, explores issues of personal identity and self-realisation as it dramatises a fictional book club's discussions of the work of Australian poets Gwen Harwood and Margaret Scott-'exiles' in the...