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15 University of New Hampshire Press 15 Oberlin College Press Paper, $19.95 · 978-1-5126-0097-1 / Ebook, $14.99 · 978-1-5126-0120-6 16 Wesleyan University Press 24 Paris Press 26 International Polar Institute The Book Smugglers 27 Tagus Press at UMass Dartmouth Partisans, Poets, and the Race 27 Bauhan Publishing to Save Jewish Treasures from 29 Autumn House Press the Nazis 32 CavanKerry Press, Ltd. DAVID E. FISHMAN 34 Nightboat Books “First-rate scholarship that pulses with 39 Four Way Books the beat of a most human heart. . . . 44 New Issues Poetry & Prose a work that is scholarly and intimate, 46 Omnidawn Publishing descriptive and personal.” 49 Saturnalia Books Kirkus Reviews (starred review) 51 Carnegie Mellon University Press Cloth, $29.95 · 978-1-5126-0049-0 / Ebook, $24.99 · 978-1-5126-0126-8 55 Sheep Meadow Press 56 Peter E. Randall Publisher 57 Academia Press The Ice Bucket Challenge 57 Chipstone Foundation Pete Frates and the 58 Warring States Project Fight against ALS CASEY SHERMAN & DAVE WEDGE

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Dinner in Camelot The Night America’s Greatest Scientists, Writers, and Scholars Partied at the Kennedy White House joseph a. esposito foreword by rose styron

“I think this is the most extraordinary collection of talent, of human knowledge, that has ever been gathered together at the White House, with the possible exception of when Thomas Jefferson dined alone.” President John F. Kennedy, April 29, 1962 On April 29, 1962, President and Mrs. Kennedy hosted the leading lights of the literary and scientific world—including forty-nine Nobel laureates—at the White House. Dinner in Camelot offers much more than a chronicle of this high- wattage dinner party, however; it depicts a national turning April point. The party’s guests were members of the old guard 252 pp., 45 photos (10 color), 6 x 9" and the new. Attendees included J. Robert Oppenheimer, Cloth, $29.95 • 978-1-5126-0012-4 (CAD 38.00) Pearl S. Buck, Robert Frost, Linus Pauling, and Lionel and Ebook, $24.99 • 978-1-5126-0255-5 Diana Trilling—all representatives of a generation that history / politics / culture came of age well before World War II. Also present were James Baldwin, John Glenn, Robert Kennedy, and William and Rose Styron—each younger than the president himself. ,!7IB5B2-gaabce! After JFK’s assassination, nineteen months later, American culture and politics would undergo deep and fundamental changes. Many of the participants at this historic dinner would play pivotal roles in the nation’s next chapters. In this captivating book, author Joseph Esposito explores how one evening at the White House affected its attendees, America, and the world beyond. “A wonderful recounting of the Greatest Party of the 1960s. A real page-turner. Highly recommended!” Douglas Brinkley, author of Rightful Heritage: Franklin D. Roosevelt and the Land of America “Joseph Esposito takes us back to a golden moment in time also of interest and makes it a fascinating metaphor for an age sadly lost.” Union Jack Evan Thomas, author of Being Nixon and Robert JFK’s Special Kennedy: His Life Relationship with joseph a. esposito served in three presidential Great Britain administrations. He lives in Virginia. CHRISTOPHER SANDFORD

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Blessings from Beijing Inside China’s Soft-Power War on Tibet greg c. bruno

After sixty years in exile, can the Tibetan diaspora survive the onslaught of a newly assertive China? As we approach the sixtieth anniversary of China’s 1959 invasion of Tibet—and the subsequent creation of the Tibetan exile community—the question of the diaspora’s survival looms large. Beijing’s foreign policy has grown more adventurous, particularly since the post-Olympic expansion of 2008. As the pressure mounts, Tibetan refugee families that have made their homes outside China—in the mountains of Nepal, the jungles of India, or the cold concrete houses high above the Dalai Lama’s monastery in Dharamsala—are migrating once again. April Blessings from Beijing untangles the chains that tie 240 pp., 2 maps, 6 x 9" Tibetans to China and examines the political, social, and Cloth, $29.95 • 978-1-61168-978-5 (CAD 38.00) economic pressures that are threatening to destroy Tibet’s Ebook, $24.99 • 978-1-5126-0185-5 refugee communities. Journalist Greg Bruno has spent current events / human rights / nearly two decades living and working in Tibetan areas. chinese history Bruno journeys to the front lines of this fight: to the high Himalayas of Nepal, where Chinese agents pay off Nepali villagers to inform on Tibetan asylum seekers; to the ,!7IB6B1-gijhif! monasteries of southern India, where pro-China monks wish the Dalai Lama dead; to Asia’s meditation caves, where lost souls ponder the fine line between love and war; and to the streets of New York City, where the next generation of refugees strategizes about how to survive China’s relentless assault. But Bruno’s reporting does not stop at well-worn tales of Chinese meddling and political intervention. It goes beyond them—and within them—to explore how China’s strategy is changing the Tibetan exile community forever. greg c. bruno is a journalist and editor whose work has appeared in the New York Times, Foreign Affairs, Guardian, also of interest Forbes, and other international media.

The Enlightened Gene Biology, Buddhism, and the Convergence that Explains the World ARRI EISEN AND YUNGDRUNG KONCHOK Cloth, $29.95 · 978-1-5126-0000-1 Ebook, $24.99 · 978-1-5126-0125-1

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The Return of the Moguls How Jeff Bezos and John Henry Are Remaking Newspapers for the Twenty-First Century dan kennedy

Will the return of old-style individual ownership spark a renaissance in the newspaper business? Over the course of a generation, the story of the daily newspaper has been an unchecked slide from record earnings and readership to plummeting profits and increasing irrelevance. The forces killing newspapers are well understood, and the catalog of major dailies and alternative weeklies that have gone under reads like a who’s who of American journalism. If newspapers have any chance at survival, it may be through a return to the original model of ownership: the newspaper mogul. In The Return of the Moguls, media critic Dan Kennedy charts the course March being set by Jeff Bezos at theWashington Post, John Henry 296 pp., 6 x 9" at the Boston Globe, and the other wealthy and iconoclastic Cloth, $29.95 • 978-1-61168-594-7 (CAD 38.00) individuals committed to saving the daily paper. Ebook, $24.99 • 978-1-5126-0178-7 media / business “America’s newspapers are in crisis. In this timely and much needed book, Dan Kennedy tells us how enlightened owners are reinventing their publications to keep them operating.” ,!7IB6B1-gifjeh! Bob Schieffer, CBS News “There is no ‘fake’ news in Dan Kennedy’s important, scrupulously reported account of why news and newspapers are vital to a democracy.” Ken Auletta dan kennedy is an associate professor at Northeastern University in Boston and a panelist on WGBH-TV’s Beat the Press. He writes on the news media for WGBHNews.org and the Nieman Journalism Lab, hosts the blog Media Nation, and is the author of The Wired City. also of interest

Tell Love, Defiance, and the Military Trial at the Tipping Point for Gay Rights MAJOR MARGARET WITT

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Air Officer Commanding Theodore Roosevelt Hugh Dowding, Architect of A Literary Life the Battle of Britain thomas cullen bailey and john t. lasaine, jr. katherine joslin A new biography of Understanding the architect of RAF Theodore Roosevelt Fighter Command in through his writings the centennial year of the Royal Air Force

This new biography explores the life of Hugh For all of his animated bluster, Theodore Roosevelt Dowding, architect of RAF Fighter Command. considered himself a man of letters. This fascinating Hugh Dowding was born in 1882 at the apex of account traces Roosevelt’s lifelong engagement with British imperial power. He graduated from the books and discusses his writings from childhood Royal Military Academy, Woolwich. In 1936 he journals to his final editorial, finished just hours was assigned the critical task of reorganizing the before his death. His most famous book, The Rough Air Defense of Great Britain as the first Air Officer Riders—part memoir, part war adventure—barely Commanding-in-Chief of the new RAF Fighter begins to suggest the dynamism of his literary Command. In that capacity he directed the initial output. Along with speeches, essays, reviews, and planning, organization, training, and equipment of letters, he wrote history, autobiography, and tales the world’s first true integrated air defense system. of exploration and discovery. In this thoroughly He led Fighter Command during the Battle of original biography, Roosevelt is revealed at his most Britain, the first sustained engagement between vulnerable—and his most human. independent air forces in military history, and thomas cullen bailey is professor emeritus one of the campaigns whose outcomes turned the of English and environmental studies at Western course of the World War II. Dowding thus not only Michigan University. katherine joslin is was one of the master builders of air power, but professor of English at Western Michigan University. also has been hailed as the only Airman to be the winning commander in one of history’s decisive battles. john t. lasaine, jr., holds a PhD in history from Brown University. He is an associate professor at the Air Command and Staff College, Maxwell Air Force Base, Montgomery, Alabama.

May April 272 pp., 12 illus., 6 x 9" 368 pp., 21 illus., 6B/i x 9W" Cloth, $29.95 • 978-1-61168-937-2 (CAD 38.00) Cloth, $35.00 • 978-1-5126-0166-4 (CAD 44.00) Ebook, $24.99 • 978-1-61168-938-9 Ebook, $29.99 • 978-1-5126-0259-3 biography / military history / wwii biography / history ,!7IB6B1-gijdhc! ,!7IB5B2-gabgge! 4 www.upne.com · 800.421.1561 ForeEdge

Maturing with Moxie Cannabis Consulting A Woman’s Guide to Life after 60 Helping Patients, Parents, jan cannon and Practitioners Understand Medical Marijuana A guide to help ezra parzybok women successfully master the many An insider’s look aspects growing old, at the medical with partners or on marijuana debate their own

Designed for female baby boomers, this book looks at the social, financial, health, and family circumstances of women over sixty and suggests As the movement for legalization of marijuana tools for creating the best old age possible. Unlike spreads across the country, it is important to weigh other books, which often feature just one or a few the possible benefits and pitfalls of cannabis use. of these topics, Jan Cannon addresses many of the Cannabis Consulting is both a handbook and a decisions older women must make—about changes report from the front lines of medical marijuana in family relationships, healthcare and housing use. Writing from the perspective of a parent options, ways to make friends, and employment and veteran schoolteacher turned professional or volunteer opportunities. Cannon has written an cannabis consultant, Parzybok tells the often- upbeat book, with examples drawn from her own inspiring stories of his efforts to assist victims of clients’ stories, that asks provocative questions and chronic pain, terminal disease, and even conditions offers the reader resources to find answers. such as ADHD. This timely volume was written for the patients, families, law enforcement, and jan cannon is the author of Now What Do I Do? health professionals all trying to make decisions The Woman’s Guide to a New Career. Articles about about cannabis at this critical era of transition. Jan have appeared in the Wall Street Journal, Business It is an honest, clear-eyed exploration of the 2.0, Real Simple, Women’s World, and more. Her blog marijuana debate that looks beyond the hype and maturingwithmoxie.com has information about disinformation on both sides to chart a new path issues that women face as they age. toward rational and safe use of cannabis. ezra parzybok is a sculptor, writer, and professional marijuana consultant. He advises people on medical marijuana use and runs the website www.ezrahelps.com.

May July 216 pp., 1 illus., 5V x 8V" 240 pp., 6 x 9" Paper, $22.95 • 978-1-5126-0278-4 (CAD 29.00) Paper, $19.95 • 978-1-5126-0110-7 (CAD 25.00) Ebook, $17.99 • 978-1-5126-0279-1 Ebook, $14.99 • 978-1-5126-0286-9 self-help / aging health ,!7IB5B2-gachie! ,!7IB5B2-gabbah! www.upne.com · 800.421.1561 5 ForeEdge

World Class Memoirs and Reflections The Making of the U.S. Women’s evgeny kissin Cross-Country Ski Team The life of a peggy shinn musical prodigy The importance of teamwork in the success of U.S. women at the world cross-country ski championships

Evgeny Kissin is an internationally renowned classical pianist admired for his interpretations of What makes a great team? Sports journalist Peggy the repertoires of Beethoven, Schubert, Chopin, Shinn’s enthralling account of the rise of the U.S. Liszt, Schumann, Brahms, Rachmaninoff, and women’s cross-country ski team provides one Prokofiev. Memoirs and Reflections chronicles answer. Kissin’s musical education and his early career. His In a sport where American women toiled for writing is infused with his lifelong engagement with decades in the middle or back of the pack, the music: an obsessive love that captured, challenged, development of world-class competitors able to and nurtured him from a young age. He recounts challenge the best skiers in Europe attests to the fortuitous events and serendipitous encounters with power of a transformational team leader, a coach remarkable musicians and conductors, including who connects with his athletes, and super-fast Herbert von Karajan. This book shows Kissin to be skiers devoted to a team ethos. Based on dozens of surprisingly modest and down-to-earth in spite of interviews with skiers, coaches, parents, and friends, his astonishing gift. Shinn paints a vivid picture of the challenges, evgeny kissin was born in Moscow in 1971 and setbacks, and successes of these amazing women. began to play by ear and improvise on the piano This is the story of how Kikkan Randall, Liz at the age of two. He entered the Gnessin School Stephen, Holly Brooks, Jessie Diggins, Ida Sargent, of Music at six years old, made his concert debut Sadie Bjornsen, Sophie Caldwell, Rosie Brennan, playing Mozart’s Piano Concerto K.466 at ten, and and coach Matt Whitcomb created the perfect team. gave his first solo recital one year later. Kissin first peggy shinn, a former contributing editor to Ski performed outside Russia in 1985, and since then he Racing magazine, is a senior contributor to the U.S. has been showered with awards from around Olympic Committee’s website, TeamUSA.org. the world.

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Vulture Going Up the Country The Private Life of an Unloved Bird When the Hippies, Dreamers, Freaks, katie fallon and Radicals Moved to Vermont yvonne daley now in paperback How the counterculture The vulture has a changed Vermont bad reputation. and America But is it deserved?

Turkey vultures are the most abundant and widely distributed scavenging birds of prey on the planet, Going Up the Country is part oral history, part found from central Canada to the southern tip nostalgia-tinged narrative, and part clear-eyed of Argentina and nearly everywhere in between. analysis of the multifaceted phenomena collectively Despite being ecologically essential, they have been referred to as the counterculture movement in shunned, feared, and utterly misunderstood. Vulture Vermont. This is the story of how thousands of follows a year in the life of a typical North American young migrants, largely from the cities and suburbs turkey vulture. Combining research, interviews, and of New York and Massachusetts, turned their backs fieldwork, author Katie Fallon examines all aspects on the establishment of the 1950s and moved to the of the bird’s natural history—including the history backwoods of rural Vermont, spawning a revolution of its often unlucky contact with humans. in lifestyle, politics, sexuality, and business practices that would have a profound impact on both the “Entertaining, well-researched. . . . [Fallon] state and the nation. The movement brought displays great passion yet writes knowingly and hippies, back-to-the-landers, political radicals, dispassionately on the science of her subject in an sexual libertines, and utopians to a previously engaging, literary style.” conservative state and led us to today’s farm to table Library Journal (starred review) way of life, environmental consciousness, and the progressive politics championed by Bernie Sanders. “This book will fill you with wonder.” A fascinating look back on the long, strange trip that David Gessner has been the counterculture in Vermont. katie fallon is the cofounder of the Avian yvonne daley is the author of five previous Conservation Center of Appalachia and the author books and director of the Green Mountain Writers of Cerulean Blues. She lives in West Virginia. Conference.

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Critical Hours Eastern Alpine Guide Search and Rescue in the Natural History and Conservation of White Mountains Mountain Tundra East of the Rockies sandy stott edited by mike jones and liz willey A perilous history of search and rescue Explore the wonders in a changing of eastern North landscape America’s alpine regions

A misread map, a sudden storm, a forgotten headlamp—and suddenly a leisurely hike can This unique book celebrates and documents the become a treacherous endeavor. In the past incredible and colorful biodiversity of the mountain decade, cheap but sophisticated navigation devices landscapes of eastern North America, covering and mobile phones have led to shocking levels all the major alpine ecosystems in New England, of overconfidence on the trail. On top of this New York, Québec, Newfoundland, and Labrador. worrisome trend, the increasing popularity of Twenty scientists, explorers, naturalists, and land mountain terrain has led those seeking solitude—or managers from the United States and Canada have adrenaline—into increasingly remote or edgy forays. collaborated to create this definitive and beautiful Sandy Stott, the “Accidents” editor at the journal account of the flora and fauna of the eastern alpine of the Appalachian Mountain Club, delivers both a tundra. history and a celebration of the search-and-rescue mike jones, currently the Massachusetts state workers who save countless lives in the White herpetologist, has studied rare plants and animals in Mountains—along with a plea for us not to take Québec, New England, and beyond. liz willey has their steadfastness and bravery for granted. Filled worked in the mountains of New England for the with tales of astonishing courage and sobering Appalachian Mountain Club, the U.S. Geological tragedy, Critical Hours will appeal to outdoor Survey, and Mount Washington Observatory. enthusiasts and armchair adventurers alike. sandy stott is a former editor of AMC’s journal Appalachia, a longtime English teacher, and a lifelong wanderer in the White Mountains.

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Twain at Sea The Whale and His Captors; The Maritime Writings of or, The Whaleman’s Adventures Samuel Langhorne Clemens henry t. cheever mark twain edited by robert d. madison edited by eric paul roorda afterword by mark bousquet An anthology An authoritative of Mark Twain’s new edition of a lost shipboard stories source of Melville’s Moby-Dick

Samuel Clemens (1835–1910) repeatedly traversed An important firsthand account of the golden age the ocean during his globetrotting life. A keen of American whaling, The Whale and His Captors observer, the man who recast himself as Mark inspired Herman Melville as he composed Moby- Twain was fascinated by seafaring. His “blue water” Dick. Coming late to Cheever after exhausting his writings reflect both a growing familiarity with other whaling sources—Beale, Scoresby, Bennett, voyaging and an enduring sense of amazement. and Browne—Melville found inspiration for Twain at Sea collects the author’s essays and chapter titles and organization as well as passages travelogues on the maritime world in one volume, that helped shape, define, and elucidate the including excerpts from Roughing It, The Innocents great novel. This is the first scholarly edition of Abroad, A Tramp Abroad, Following the Equator, and The Whale and His Captors, accompanied by an other sources. introduction and apparatus that clearly elucidates Cheever’s treatise on whaling and demonstrates mark twain worked four years on a Mississippi how his writings contributed both to the course steamboat, frequently traveled overseas, and wrote of American literature and to our burgeoning about all of his voyages. eric paul roorda is understanding of literature’s engagement with the professor of history at Bellarmine University natural world. in Louisville, Kentucky, and co-director of The Munson Institute of graduate maritime studies at henry t. cheever (1814–1897) first published The Mystic Seaport, Connecticut. Whale and His Captors in 1850. robert d. madison is an editor of Northwestern-Newberry editions of the writings of Herman Melville.

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Archeology in the Adirondacks Natural Quiet and The Last Frontier Natural Darkness david r. starbuck The “New” Resources of the National Parks Illuminates and celebrates the robert manning, peter newman, diverse archeology jesse barber, christopher monz, of the eastern side of jeffrey hallo, and steven lawson Adirondack Park Recent work on best management practices for sound and light in national parks

While numerous books exist on the great camps, hiking trails, and wildlife of the Adirondacks, David R. Starbuck offers the only archeological guide to a region long overlooked by archeologists who erroneously thought “all the best sites” were elsewhere. This beautifully illustrated volume Excess noise and light challenge the ecological focuses on the rich material culture brought to integrity of the natural environment, along with our the mountains by their original Native American enjoyment of natural parks and other areas. This inhabitants, along with subsequent settlements anthology brings together both new and previously created by soldiers, farmers, industrialists, workers, published work on the management of natural and tourists. He examines Native American sites quiet and natural darkness. Individual chapters on Lake George and Long Lake, military and address the biological, ecological, and experiential underwater sites throughout the Lake George components of both of these valuable resources. A region, old industrial sites where forges and mines final chapter develops a series of principles or best once thrived, farms and the rural landscape, as well practices for studying, managing, and protecting as ghost towns, Civilian Conservation Corps camps, natural quiet and natural darkness in the national theme parks, ski areas, and graveyards. parks and related reserves. david r. starbuck is president of the Adirondack robert manning is Steven Rubenstein Professor Chapter of the New York State Archaeological at the University of Vermont. peter newman is a Association and a professor of anthropology at professor at Penn State University. jesse barber Plymouth State University. is an associate professor at Boise State University. christopher monz is an associate professor at Utah State University. jeffrey hallo is an associate professor at Clemson University. steven lawson is director of RSG’s public lands planning and management practice.

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A Noble and Cancer Screening in the Independent Course Developing World The Life of the Reverend Edward Mitchell Case Studies and Strategies forrester a. lee and from the Field james s. pringle edited by madelon l. finkel, phd Discovering Case studies the world of a featuring real-world remarkable issues, problems, historical figure and solutions for cancer-screening programs in the developing world

In 1828 Edward Mitchell was the first student Worldwide, cancer is responsible for more deaths of African descent to graduate from Dartmouth than AIDS, tuberculosis, and malaria combined. College. Born in the French slave colony of Cancer survival rates are much lower in the Martinique, Mitchell had immigrated to the United developing world because of delays in diagnosis, States and sought guidance from leading white lack of personnel, a paucity of treatment facilities, and African American clerics in Philadelphia. and the unavailability of medications. Routine After college, he traveled northward as a Baptist screening—a mainstay in the developed world— preacher and evangelist, concluding his odyssey could greatly increase the likelihood of identifying in Lower Canada. In an age of revolution and individuals with early stage cancers and save many religious revival, he grappled with the dominant lives. social, political, economic, and political realities of The case studies in this book focus on cervical, his time. Although celebrated as the inspiration for breast, and oral cancers and present innovative Dartmouth’s legacy in educating men and women of strategies in cancer screening in India, Malawi, Haiti, African ancestry, his story was forgotten for almost and other countries. The authors discuss common two centuries. This book, which embodies history issues and share how obstacles—medical, economic, as recovery, is a testament to the authors’ desire to legal, social, and psychological—were addressed or know the man behind the story. overcome in specific settings. forrester a. “woody” lee is a professor of madelon l. finkel, phd, is professor of healthcare cardiology at the Yale School of Medicine. james policy and research and director of the Office of s. pringle is a botanist at Royal Botanical Gardens, Global Health Education at Weill Cornell Medicine. Ontario. They are both Dartmouth alumni.

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Ecological Aesthetics Invisible Masters artful tactics for humans, nature, Gender, Race, and the Economy of Service and politics in Early New England nathaniel stern elisabeth ceppi On the changing Can one serve both relationship of God and mammon? art and society

With this poetic and scholarly collection of stories Invisible Masters rewrites the familiar narrative of about art, artists, and their materials, Nathaniel the relation between Puritan religious culture and Stern argues that ecology, aesthetics, and ethics New England’s economic culture as a history of the are inherently entwined, and together act as the primary discourse that connected them: service. cornerstone for all contemporary arts practices. An The understanding early Puritans had of themselves ecological approach, says Stern, takes account of as God’s servants and earthly masters was shaped by agents, processes, thoughts, and relations. Humans, their immersion in an Atlantic culture of service and matter, concepts, things, not-yet-things, politics, the worldly pressures and opportunities generated economics, and industry are all actively shaped by New England’s particular place in it. Concepts in, and as, their interrelation. Aesthetics are a style of spiritual service and mastery determined Puritan of, and orientation toward, thought—and thus views of the men, women, and children who were action. The book contains dozens of color images servants and slaves in that world. So, too, did these and quotations from artists. Stern, an artist himself, concepts shape the experience of family, labor, writes with an eco-aesthetic that continually unfurls law, and economy for those men, women, and artful tactics that can also be used in everyday children—the very bedrock of their lives. This existence. strikingly original look at Puritan culture will appeal to a wide range of Americanists and historians. nathaniel stern is an associate professor of art and design at Peck School of the Arts, University of elisabeth ceppi is an associate professor of Wisconsin–Milwaukee. English at Portland State University.

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Pennies for Heaven Black Power, Jewish Politics The History of American Reinventing the Alliance in the 1960s Synagogues and Money marc dollinger daniel judson How American Jews The first book- leveraged the Black length treatment Power movement of how synagogues to strengthen are financed in the American Jewish United States religious, ethnic, and cultural life

Marc Dollinger charts the transformation of In the annals of American Jewish history, synagogue American Jewish political culture from the Cold financial records have been largely overlooked. But War liberal consensus of the early postwar years as Daniel Judson shows in his study of synagogue to the rise and influence of Black Power–inspired ledgers from 1728 to the present, they provide ethnic nationalism. He shows how, in a period numerous insights into the development of best known for the rise of black anti-Semitism and American synagogues and the values of the Jews the breakdown of the black-Jewish alliance, black who worshipped there. nationalists enabled Jewish activists to devise a new Tracing the history of capital campaigns and Judeo-centered political agenda—including the expenditures for buildings, Judson also explores emancipation of Soviet Jews, the rise of Jewish day synagogue competition and debates over previously schools, revitalized worship services with gender- sold seats, what to do about wealthy widows, the inclusive liturgy, and a new form of American breakdown of gender norms, the hazan “bubble,” Zionism. the move to outlaw “mushroom synagogues,” and Undermining widely held beliefs about the black- the synagogue-sharing economy of the twenty-first Jewish alliance, Dollinger describes a new political century. He shows the relationship of synagogue consensus, based on identity politics, that drew and church financing and the ways in which the blacks and Jews together and altered the course of American embrace of the free market meant that the American liberalism. rules of supply and demand ultimately prevailed in marc dollinger holds the Richard and Rhoda the religious as well as the commercial realm. Goldman Chair in Jewish Studies and Social rabbi daniel judson is the associate dean, and Responsibility at San Francisco State University. a lecturer in Jewish history, at the Hebrew College Rabbinical School.

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In Pursuit of Civility Modern French Jewish Thought Manners and Civilization in Writings on Religion and Politics Early Modern England edited by sarah hammerschlag keith thomas An illuminating Civility in a anthology that changing world traces the trajectory of Jewish thought in twentieth-century France

“Modern Jewish thought” is often defined as a The renowned historian Keith Thomas has written a German affair, with interventions from Eastern peerless study of the place of civility in the shaping European, American, and Israeli philosophers, and of English society between the early sixteenth and less attention paid to French contributions. the late eighteenth centuries. Dramatic changes in This anthology of modern French Jewish writing court fashion and manners took place, but equally provides the first look at how this significant body important was the emergence of an urban trading of work developed within the historical contexts and manufacturing class with new values and of France and Europe. Translated into English, standards of behavior. Traditional notions of class, these writings speak to Jewish universalism and gender, social custom, and “Englishness” would all particularism on the one hand and identification be affected by the upheavals of the period. Civility and disidentification of French Jews with the emerged in contrast to barbarism, as England took French nation on the other. Including key works its first steps towards global domination. Displaying from Vladimir Jankélévitch, Emmanuel Levinas, a true master’s grasp of the period, Thomas offers Hélène Cixous, Jacques Derrida, and many others, a compelling and wide-ranging analysis of the this volume highlights the connections between connections between changing notions of civility, religion and politics as they coalesce around a the justification of colonial expansion, and the Judaism unique to France. invention of race. sarah hammerschlag is associate professor of sir keith thomas is a highly regarded historian religion and literature in the Divinity School at the of early modern Britain. His classic works include University of Chicago. Religion and the Decline of Magic and Man and the Natural World.

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The Politics of Love Riverain Queer Heterosexuality in Nineteenth- james haug Century French Literature Winner of the 2017 maxime foerster FIELD Poetry Prize Convincingly shows how heterosexual couples as depicted in nineteenth- century French literature challenged traditional norms of both gender and sexuality Oberlin College Press has always championed the prose poem, publishing such stellar examples What would love be if heterosexual couples were no as Russell Edson’s The Tunnel, Beckian Fritz longer assigned gender and sexual norms? Goldberg’s Egypt from Space, and Jeffrey Jeffrey Maxime Foerster examines the “heterosexual Skinner's 2016 prize-winner Chance Divine. James trouble” between men and women in nineteenth- Haug’s Riverain is a masterful addition to that list. century French Romantic and Decadent literature. From the deadpan pastoral of “Cows Are a Good Key works by authors ranging from George Sand Idea” to quizzical fables like “Silent River,” this to Charles Baudelaire persistently demonstrate that collection is mysterious, hilarious, and utterly heterosexuality did not work: these authors, and many unpredictable. others, investigated the struggle that men and women Pulitzer Prize–winning poet James Tate alike waged against patriarchal norms. Whereas described Haug’s previous collection as “marvelous Romantic fiction dedicated itself to the reinvention poems, ones that help us see what might have of love, Decadence promoted sexual and gender been or could have been, in a world full of light.” deviance. These new prose poems are equally revelatory, In expertly evaluating the discord afflicting fictional illuminating the natural world, contemporary heterosexual couples, male and female dandies, and culture, and New England metaphysics in witty and doctors and their female patients, Foerster shows the heartbreaking ways. crucial role that literature played in the fashioning of james haug’s previous poetry collections include alternative identities. A concluding look at Proust’s Legend of the Recent Past, Walking Liberty, and The À la recherche du temps perdu traces the legacy of Stolen Car. He is a visiting lecturer in the MFA heterosexual trouble in the twentieth century. Program for Poets and Writers at the University of maxime foerster is an assistant professor of Massachusetts–Amherst, and serves as an editor for French in the Department of World Languages and UMass Press’s Juniper Poetry Prize. Literatures at Southern Methodist University in Dallas. March April 80 pp., 6 x 9" 240 pp., 6 x 9" Paper, $16.95 • 978-0-9973355-2-1 (CAD 21.00) Unjacketed cloth, $95.00 x • 978-1-5126-0169-5 (CAD 119.00) poetry Paper, $45.00 s • 978-1-5126-0170-1 (CAD 62.00) Ebook, $44.99 • 978-1-5126-0171-8 FIELD Poetry Series literary criticism ,!7IA9J7-ddffcb! Becoming Modern: New Nineteenth-Century Studies ,!7IB5B2-gabhab! www.upnebookpartners.com · 800.421.1561 15 Wesleyan University Press

Extra Hidden Life, among the Days brenda hillman

Poetry of grief and sustenance from an award-winning poet Brenda Hillman’s most recent book, Seasonal Works with Letters on Fire, won the 2014 Griffin Poetry Trust International Poetry Prize and was longlisted for the National Book Award. By turns plain and transcendent, Hillman’s new collection meditates on nature, bacteria, buildings, roots, and stars, ending with twinned elegies and poems about forests and seashores. This is poetry as a discipline of love and service to the world, whose lines shepherd us through grief and into an ethics of active resistance. A visionary and critically important work for our time. February “Hillman turns simple concepts into things far more 184 pp., 76 color illus., 6 x 9" revealing. The intimacy she conveys, the disappointment, Unjacketed cloth, $24.95 • 978-0-8195-7805-1 the panic even, these are elements of magic I want to revisit.” (CAD 31.00) Ebook, $19.99 • 978-0-8195-7842-6 Camille T. Dungy, author of Trophic Cascade poetry “For Hillman there is an alternative model of sociality that stems from attending to the destructive and creative fire Wesleyan Poetry that simply burns through righteous ideas to concrete objects that elicit our caring. Sociality in [Hillman’s] poetry ,!7IA8B9-fhiafb! arises from her radical, eco-centric view. It is the result of being aware that what we love and what engages us in the world will be lost if we fail to find alternatives to what that world is becoming.” Charles Aliteri, Open Humanities Press “Hillman’s devotion to social justice—her unwavering belief in poetry’s capacity to address root causes of our political strife—ultimately purifies our fallen world in the languages of elemental fire.” also of interest Karen An-Hwei Lee, Iowa Review Seasonal Works brenda hillman is an activist, writer, editor, and teacher. with Letters Hillman serves on the faculty of Saint Mary’s College in on Fire Moraga, California. BRENDA HILLMAN

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The Dog and the Fever A Perambulatory Novella pedro espinosa translated by william carlos williams edited and with an introduction by jonathan cohen

First full publication of translation and commentary by famed American modernist The legendary modernist poet William Carlos Williams described this seventeenth-century book as “far more ‘modern’ than ever Hemingway or even Gertie ever thought of being” and “hot as hell besides.” Williams translated this Spanish novella, published in 1625, with the help of his mother. This edition includes Williams’s as-yet unpublished running commentary and an illuminating introduction from Jonathan Cohen. February V “William Carlos Williams’s vital English version mirrors 88 pp., 4 illus., 5 x 8" Pedro Espinosa’s unsurpassed dog novel related by an Unjacketed cloth, $30.00 x • 978-0-8195-7804-4 (CAD 38.00) eloquently talkative canine.” Paper, $15.95 • 978-0-8195-7803-7 (CAD 20.00) Willis Barnstone, author of ABC of Translation literature / translation “A novella of extraordinary sensuality, humor and lyrical imagination, translated with exquisite delicacy by William ,!7IA8B9-fhiadh! Carlos Williams, whose love of the Spanish language is manifested in this work. A book to treasure.” Marjorie Agosín, author of The White Islands / Las Islas Blancas pedro espinosa (1578–1650) was a Golden Age Spanish poet and fiction writer whose works include a famed 1605 anthology of contemporary poets. william carlos williams (1883–1963) is widely recognized as one of the greatest American poets of the twentieth century and as an influential founder of literary modernism. He published some twenty books of poetry as well as seventeen books also of interest of prose. His Pictures from Brueghel and Other Poems won Azure the Pulitzer Prize. jonathan cohen is an award-winning Poems and translator of Latin American poetry and scholar of inter- Selections from American literature. the “Livre” STÉPHANE MALLARMÉ TRANSLATED BY BLAKE BRONSON-BARTLETT AND ROBERT FERNANDEZ

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Inquisition The Trailhead kazim ali kerri webster

How we answer to Visionary poems lay love beneath the claim to the power lash of history of the spinster

Queer, Muslim, American, Kazim Ali has always navigated complex intersections and interstices in The Trailhead sets out through a landscape order to make a life. In this scintillating mixture of populated by swan-killers, war torturers, and kings. lyrics, narrative, fragments, prose poem, and spoken Much of the book takes place in the contemporary word, he answers longstanding questions about American West, and these poems reckon with the the role of the poet or artist in times of political or violence inherent in that history. The collection social upheaval. Ali engages history, politics, and arrives at a firm faith in the power and worth of the dangerous regions of the uncharted heart in this the female voice, and a broader faith in poetry as visceral new collection. bulwark against our frailties and failings. “What a gift Kazim Ali’sInquisition is, what “Kerri Webster has my favorite living ear. You should a generosity, in its sustained and sustaining read this book because the poems buoyed by the ear inhabitation of the mystery. That, without ignoring are wonders, and renew poetry.” heartbreak or rage, it understands that we are always ‘at the end of knowing,’ and shows us how we might Shane McCrae, author of In the Language of reside there. And from which residence, Inquisition My Captor reminds me: love.” kerri webster is the author of the poetry Ross Gay, author of Catalog of Unabashed collections We Do Not Eat Our Hearts Alone and Gratitude Grand & Arsenal, winner of the Iowa Poetry Prize. Poet, editor, and prose writer kazim ali has written fifteen books, including The Far Mosque,which won Alice James Books’ New England/New York Award.

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Typescript of the Second Origin Interview in Weehawken manuel de pedrolo The Burr-Hamilton Duel as Told in the translated by sara martín Original Documents foreword by kim stanley robinson edited by harold c. syrett and jean g. cooke The first English introduction and conclusion by translation of a willard m. wallace Catalan science fiction masterpiece Engaging overview with first-person accounts of America’s most infamous duel

Manuel de Pedrolo’s widely acclaimed post- apocalyptic novel, which includes a foreword by Kim Stanley Robinson, tells the story of two children who survive the brutal destruction of The Broadway sensationHamilton has sparked Earth by alien explorers. A bestseller and required renewed interest in historical figures Alexander reading for secondary school students in Catalonia, Hamilton and Aaron Burr. From the summer of Typescript of the Second Origin is indispensable to 1804, we have the fiery correspondence between understand how a region of Spain was targeted and Hamilton and Burr, notes and accounts from their punished by Francisco Franco. seconds-in-command, and other documents that summarize the events that inspired the hit musical “This is an interesting European SF forerunner text, by Lin-Manuel Miranda. and I’m glad to see it sensitively translated and in print in English.” harold c. syrett (1913−1984) was president of Gwyneth Jones Brooklyn College and executive editor of the Papers of Alexander Hamilton. jean g. cooke is assistant manuel de pedrolo (1918–1990) was a major editor of the multi-volume Papers of Alexander Catalan author who fought during the Spanish Civil Hamilton. willard m. wallace (1911−2000) was War and opposed the repressive Franco regime. an American historian and writer who taught at sara martín is senior lecturer at the Universitat Wesleyan University from 1945 to 1981. Autònoma de Barcelona. kim stanley robinson is an award-winning American writer of science fiction.

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Under the Dark Sky Birding in Connecticut Life in the Thames River Basin frank gallo steven g. smith A comprehensive foreword by steve grant field guide Photographs tell the story of contemporary rural life in eastern Connecticut and southern Massachusetts

Pulitzer Prize–winning photographer Steven G. Smith showcases the picturesque Thames River Birding in Connecticut is the definitive guide basin, which extends from southern Massachusetts to where, when, and how to find birds in the through Connecticut and is considered to be the Constitution State. This guide provides synopsis last place where dark night sky can be viewed of local weather and a host of tips to finding and between Washington, D.C. and Boston. This identifying birds. This is the first guide of its kind full-color documentary photo essay explores this to offer QR code links to continually updated Atlantic gem and includes a foreword by Steve information on the occurrence and abundance Grant. of birds at each location. Includes color photos and maps. steven g. smith is a Pulitzer Prize-winning multimedia photojournalist and associate “A consummate environmental educator, Frank professor of visual journalism at the University of Gallo gives everyone a shot at front-row seats to the Connecticut. steve grant is a freelance writer best birding locations the state has to offer!” who wrote extensively on nature for the Hartford Twan Leenders, Roger Tory Peterson Courant. Institute of Natural History frank gallo is a leading expert on where to find birds in Connecticut and has led birding expeditions all over the world. He is the author of two children’s nature books, Bird Calls and Night Sounds.

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Animal Musicalities Resonances of Chindon-ya Birds, Beasts, and Evolutionary Listening Sounding Space and Sociality in rachel mundy Contemporary Japan marié abe How conflicts between science An investigation and the humanities of sound, affect, have shaped our and public space in understanding of contemporary Japan the line between art and animal behavior

Animal Musicalities traces music’s taxonomies from Darwin to digital bird guides to show how animal In this first book-length study of chindon-ya, song has become the starting point for enduring Marié Abe investigates the intersection of sound, evaluations of species, races, and cultures. By public space, and sociality in contemporary examining the influential efforts made by a small Japan. Chindon-ya, dating back to the 1840s, group of people to define human diversity in are ostentatiously costumed street musicians relation to animal voices, this book raises profound who publicize a business by parading through questions about the creation of modern human neighborhood streets. This book examines how this identity, and the foundations of modern humanism. seemingly outdated means of advertisement has recently gained traction after decades of inactivity. “This imaginative book brings together musicology, Resonances of Chindon-ya challenges Western science and technology studies, and animal studies conceptions of listening that have normalized the in exciting ways that will be of interest to scholars in way we think about the relationship between sound, a variety disciplines.” space, and listening subjects. Jane Desmond, author of Displaying Death and Animating Life “Abe’s central concept of resonance stands to be a major contribution to the discipline.” rachel mundy is an assistant professor of music in the arts, culture, and media program at Rutgers Christine Yano, author of Tears of Longing University. marié abe is an assistant professor of ethnomusicology at Boston University.

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Music & Camp American Music Documentary edited by christopher moore and Five Case Studies of philip purvis Ciné-Ethnomusicology

Illuminates the benjamin j. harbert expressive, social, A critical companion and political stakes to the most of style celebrated music documentaries of the twentieth century

Located at the convergence of popular and queer musicology, this collection of essays provides American Music Documentary looks at five key films new research into camp’s presence, techniques, to begin to imagine how we might produce, edit, discourses, and potential meanings across a broad and watch films from an ethnomusicological point spectrum of musical genres. This significant of view. Reconsidering Albert and David Maysles’s contribution to the field of camp studies Gimme Shelter, Jill Godmilow’s Antonia: A Portrait investigates how music has served as an expressive of the Woman, Shirley Clarke’s Ornette: Made in and political vehicle throughout twentieth and America, D.A. Pennebaker’s and Chris Hegedus’s twenty-first-century culture. Depeche Mode: 101, and Jem Cohen’s and Fugazi’s “This welcome anthology opens the field through a Instrument, Harbert lays the foundations for rich variety of contexts, methods and perspectives, “ciné-ethnomusicology.” with a number of essays destined to become ‘camp “Forging new ground in the study—and making— classics.’” of music films, it is an utterly compelling read.” Caryl Flinn, University of Michigan Marina Peterson, author of Sound, Space, christopher moore is associate professor of and the City musicology at the University of Ottawa.philip benjamin j. harbert is associate professor at purvis is the director of music at d’Overbroeck’s Georgetown University and co-editor of The Arab in Oxford. Avant-Garde: Music, Politics, Modernity.

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The Sentient Archive In the Grand Tradition Bodies, Performance, and Memory The Enduring Art of Elbert Weinberg edited by bill bissell and hartford history center, linda caruso haviland hartford public library

Top scholars and Retrospective artists theorize the of versatile body as a crucible sculptor of knowledge Elbert Weinberg

Elbert Weinberg was regarded as one of the most promising young artists of the 1950s and 1960s and is best known for his two Holocaust The Sentient Archive gathers together the work of memorials. In 2014, the Weinberg Trust donated scholars and practitioners in dance, performance, Weinberg’s sculptures, prints and drawings, and science, and the visual arts. These twenty-eight rich a large collection of documents to the Hartford and challenging essays cross boundaries within and Public Library. This analysis includes a biography, between disciplines, and illustrate how the body two essays, and more than fifty illustrations. An serves as a repository for knowledge. ontributors exhibit retrospective opens May 2018 in Hartford, include Nancy Goldner, Alain Platel, Catherine Connecticut. Stevens, Meg Stuart, Andre Lepecki, Ralph Lemon, and other notable scholars and artists. nancy finlay is Curator of Graphics at the Connecticut Historical Society. She has curated “This volume presents a marvelous and diverse seventeen exhibitions, published a variety of essays, group of thinkers who are reckoning with the and edited several books. dancing body as a site of knowing, remembering, and performing.” Susan Leigh Foster, UCLA bill bissell is the director of Performance at The Pew Center for Arts & Heritage. linda caruso haviland is an associate professor at Bryn Mawr College and the founder and director of the dance program.

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Wesleyan University Press Welcomes Paris Press Paris Press publishes groundbreaking yet overlooked literature by women. The Press values work in all genres that is daring in style and in its courage to speak truthfully about society, culture, history, and the human heart. Paris Press was founded in 1995 to bring Muriel Rukeyser’s collection of essays, The Life of Poetry, back into print. This essential text argues for the integration of poetry, literature, and the arts in American life. With books by Virginia Woolf, Emily Dickinson, Bryher, Ruth Stone, Zdena Berger, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, and others, Paris Press presents a selective list for readers to treasure. The Life of Poetry On Being Ill muriel rukeyser with Notes from Sick Rooms by Julia Stephen virginia woolf and julia stephen Our century's lost classic about With magnificent American culture, language, Virginia the essential saving Woolf explores the force of poetry, and ways that illness how it can improve transforms our the quality of life in perceptions the United States

Observing that poetry is a natural part of our pastimes and rituals, Muriel Rukeyser explores This new publication ofOn Being Ill with Notes from the vital force of poetry and the arts in American Sick Rooms presents Virginia Woolf and her mother culture. She opposes elitist attitudes and addresses Julia Stephen in textual conversation for the first Americans’ fear of feeling, which contribute to time in literary history. a devaluation of poetry and the arts in the U.S. In the poignant and humorous essay On Being Multicultural and interdisciplinary, this collection Ill, Virginia Woolf observes that though illness is of essays makes an irrefutable case for the centrality a part of every human being’s experience, it is not of poetry in American life. celebrated as a subject of great literature in the muriel rukeyser (1913–1980) is one of our way that love and war are embraced by writers and country’s most influential yet neglected writers. readers. Notes from Sick Rooms addresses illness She published fifteen collections of poetry, plays, from the caregiver’s perspective. With clarity, translations, children’s books, and several works of humor, and pathos, Julia Stephen offers concrete nonfiction. and useful information to caregivers today. virginia woolf (1882–1941) is one of the great literary geniuses of the twentieth century. julia stephen (1846–1895), Virginia Woolf’s mother, worked as a vocational nurse throughout her adult life.

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Tell Me Another Morning The Bosnia Elegies An Autobiographical Novel ADRIAN OKTENBERG ZDENA BERGER Paper, $10.95 • 978-0-9638183-5-5 Paper, $15.95 • 978-1-930464-10-0 (CAD 14.00) (CAD 20.00)

The Heart to Artemis Houdini A Writer’s Memoir A Musical BRYHER MURIEL RUKEYSER Paper, $19.95 • 978-1-930464-08-7 Paper, $14.95 • 978-1-930464-05-6 (CAD 25.00) (CAD 19.00)

The Player’s Boy The Orgy A Novel An Irish Journey of Passion and BRYHER Transformation INTRODUCTION BY PATRICK GREGORY MURIEL RUKEYSER Paper, $15.00 • 978-1-930464-09-4 PREFACE BY SHARON OLDS (CAD 19.00) Paper, $14.95 • 978-0-9638183-2-4 (CAD 19.00) Visa for Avalon A Novel Solitude of Self BRYHER ELIZABETH CADY STANTON INTRODUCTION BY SUSAN McCABE Paper, $10.95 • 978-1-930464-01-8 Paper, $15.00 • 978-1-930464-07-0 (CAD 14.00) (CAD 19.00) Look to the Future Open Me Carefully Ruth Stone Reading from Emily Dickinson’s Intimate Letters to Ordinary Words and Simplicity Susan Huntington Dickinson RUTH STONE EMILY DICKINSON INTRODUCTION BY BIANCA STONE EDITED BY ELLEN LOUISE HART AND Audio CD, $16.00 • 978-1-930464-11-7 MARTHA NELL SMITH (CAD 20.00) Paper, $19.95 • 978-0-9638183-6-2 (CAD 25.00) Ordinary Words Simon Says RUTH STONE Paper, $16.95 • 978-0-9638183-8-6 JAN FREEMAN (CAD 21.00) Paper, $13.95 • 978-0-9638183-4-8 (CAD 18.00)

Sisters Simplicity An Anthology RUTH STONE EDITED BY JAN FREEMAN, EMILY Paper, $16.95 • 978-0-9638183-1-7 WOJCIK, AND DEBORAH BULL (CAD 21.00) Paper, $20.95 • 978-1-930464-12-4 (CAD 26.00)

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Narwhal The Will of the Unseen Revealing an Arctic Legend hans lynge edited by william w. fitzhugh with illustrations by the author and martin t. nweeia afterword by kirsten thisted translated by susan stanley Narwhal tells the The first English story of the whale translation of that has captured a seminal the imagination Greenlandic novel of the world for centuries—it truly reveals an Arctic legend

Explore with whale biologists as they capture live narwhals to answer questions of narwhal biology, Two brothers learn their father was murdered by migration, population, and behavior. Ponder their stepfather. Upon learning this, they both the evolutionary history of the narwhal through depart on journeys of self discovery leading them to paleontology and genetic science. Contemplate the the extremes of traditional Greenlandic culture and, fate of northern regions, animals, and peoples in finally, transcendence. a rapidly warming Arctic. Experience the insights hans lynge was born in Nuuk, Greenland in and observations of Inuit hunters who have lived 1906 and died in 1988. He was an author, dramatist, with the narwhal for thousands of years. The book’s painter, politician, printmaker, and sculptor. pages present their views along with the latest Trained as a catechist, tuberculosis forced him to research in narwhal biology, art, and climate science, abandon his calling in 1931, beginning a new career illustrated by more than a dozen photographers and as artist and author while also becoming involved graphic artists. in the political forum. He participated in the william w. fitzhugh is a Smithsonian delegation for negotiations with the Greenlandic anthropologist who directs the Smithsonian’s Arctic Parliamentary Committee. Lynge’s writing claims Studies Center and serves as a visiting professor at its motifs from the ancient Inuit world, expressing a Dartmouth College. dr. martin t. nweeia has strong admiration for traditional indigenous life and devoted eighteen years to studies of narwhal tusk for Greenland’s participation in the modernization function discovering its sensory ability. of the Greenlandic people. As a visual artist, Lynge also belongs to the country’s finest, contributing to A copublication of IPI Press and Arctic Studies Center, National Museum of Natural History, Smithsonian the formation of Greenlandic Folk Art. Institution

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26 www.upnebookpartners.com · 800.421.1561 Tagus Press at UMass Dartmouth Bauhan Publishing

A Children’s History of Portugal Dear Mary sérgio luís de carvalho Letters Home from the 10th Mountain illustrations by antónio salvador Division (1944–1945) translated by inês lima sydney m. williams, iii

This heavily Letters from WWII service in Italy to illustrated book a beloved wife back home narrates the exciting history of Sydney M. Williams, Jr., joined the American army Portugal for in 1944 and served in the 10th Mountain Division in Italy until his release in 1945. All during that time young readers for he wrote letters home to his beloved wife, Mary. the first time This collection includes correspondence with other in English family members and friends, and commentary by his son, Sydney M. Williams, III. This colorful book, the first history of Portugal sydney m. williams, iii, grew up on a small farm for very young readers published in English, in Peterborough, New Hampshire, and later spent narrates the exciting history of one of the oldest his career on Wall Street. Now retired, he lives in nations in Europe from the time of the ancient Essex, Connecticut, with his wife, Caroline. His Lusitanians to the contemporary moment. Written other books include One Man’s Family: Growing Up for elementary and middle school students, this in Peterborough and Other Stories and Notes from Old history was selected for the Plano Nacional de Lyme: Life on the Marsh and Other Essays, both from Leitura, a national education initiative sponsored by Bauhan Publishing. Portugal’s Ministry of Education. For children ages 8–12 and grades 3–7 Now in its fourth edition in Portugal, A Children's History of Portugal was written by prize-winning author sérgio luís de carvalho, director of the Museu do Pão [Bread Museum] in the Serra da Estrela and author of numerous books of fiction and non-fiction.antónio salvador is a book illustrator in Portugal. inês lima is a PhD candidate in Luso-Afro-Brazilian Studies and Theory at UMass Dartmouth.

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The Adirondack Guideboat The Light of What Comes After Its Origin, Its Builders, and Their Boats jen town stephen b. sulavik, md Winner of the 2017 The definitive May Sarton guide to the New Hampshire history and makers Poetry Prize of Adirondack guideboats

This collection, The Light of What Comes After, was This is a book about “a beautiful and gallant selected by judge Jennifer Militello as the winner of craft”—the personification, in a wooden boat, of the 2017 May Sarton New Hampshire Poetry Prize. the finest qualities of the Adirondack culture Judge Militello writes, “Jen Town’s The Light of of the 19th century. Beautifully illustrated, The What Comes After offers a sure manifesto against Adirondack Guideboat is the definitive guide to these the domestic and cosmetic. Town’s poems are wry beautiful boats and their makers, both early and and aware. Town’s rich linguistic moments and contemporary. surprising imagery lend her voice a slant which can seem playful and unafraid, but warning is always stephen b. sulavik, md, was the world’s leading stitched just below the surface. This is a writer who expert in pulmonary sarcoidosis, credited with knows ‘Your debts / are more than you’ll ever discovering the most useful diagnostic test, the pay back.’” panda-lambda test. He taught for many years at jen town the Yale University School of Medicine and at the was born in Dunkirk, New York, and University of Connecticut. An avid flyfisherman, his grew up in Erie, Pennsylvania. Her poetry has love for medicine was surpassed only by his love appeared in Mid-American Review, Cimarron Review, for the Adirondack Mountains. He developed a Epoch, Third Coast, Lake Effect, Crab Orchard Review, passion for the indigenous, small-craft wooden boat, Unsplendid, Bellingham Review, and others. She the Adirondack guideboat, and after thirty years earned her MFA in creative writing from The Ohio studying its origins and makers, established himself State University in 2008 and lives in Columbus, as a leading authority on the subject. Ohio, with her wife, Carrie.

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28 www.upnebookpartners.com · 800.421.1561 Autumn House Press

The Small Door of Your Death Darling Nova sheryl st. germain melissa cundieff-pexa

Poet Sheryl Winner of the 2017 Autumn House Poetry St. Germain’s Contest, selected by Alberto Ríos collection gracefully and honestly “This collection of compellingly constructed narratives make new connections, new sparks, chronicles the deep new thought as often as line to line. The poems grief of losing a child are patient but not slow, engaging in constantly evocative language, however quiet they may at first appear. The language, finally, is quite simply alive and the collective thinking in this book is the stuff of the body’s own connective tissue. The voyage This honest and haunting collection of poems through these poems encompasses much—grief, follows the loss of the poet’s only son to heroin love, humanness—but the narrative, the speaker, addiction. St. Germain takes us through the stages the events keep moving, so that we ourselves are of her grief and offers no false promises or simple moved.” answers. These narrative-driven poems are a Alberto Ríos compelling and compassionate look into addiction melissa cundieff-pexa received an MFA in and its effect on a family. poetry from Vanderbilt University, where she was “In this brilliant, wrenchingly beautiful book, Sheryl the recipient of an Academy of American Poets St. Germain limns the unbearable death of her son Prize. Her poems appear or are forthcoming in via overdose, the agonizing history of her family’s places such as Best of the Net, Crab Orchard Review, addictions, and her own fragile recovery. With Ninth Letter, Four Way Review, TriQuarterly, The astonishing lyricism, she gives us ‘snow and its dark Adroit Journal, and Tongue. She has published a sister: a kind of brutal cold that stings you awake.’ chapbook, Futures With Your Ghost. Originally from This book is an invaluable companion for anyone Texas, she lives in St. Paul, Minnesota. who has wrestled with addiction, or lost a loved one to it. St. Germain knows both the rawness of grief, and the ways we must find to go on living. She can help us learn.” Ruth L. Schwartz sheryl st. germain’s poetry books include Making Bread at Midnight, How Heavy the Breath of God, The Journals of Scheherazade, and Let it Be a Dark Roux: New and Selected Poems. She directs the MFA program in creative writing at Chatham University and lives in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

March March 104 pp., 6 x 9" 72 pp., 6 x 9" Paper, $17.95 • 978-1-938769-27-6 (CAD 23.00) Paper, $17.95 • 978-1-938769-30-6 (CAD 23.00) poetry poetry ,!7IB9D8-hgjchg! ,!7IB9D8-hgjdag!

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Paper Sons Carry You dickson lam glori simmons

Winner of the 2017 Autumn House Nonfiction Winner of the 2017 Autumn House Fiction Contest, selected by Alison Hawthorne Deming Contest, selected by Amina Gautier

“Dickson Lam’s Paper Sons combines memoir and “Carry You is an intense read, a linked collection cultural history, the quest for an absent father and of finely intertwined stories expertly dealing with the struggle for social justice, naming traditions in the intricate nature of blame, complicity, duty, and graffiti and in Chinese culture. Violence marks the war. These stories are masterful without being story at every turn—from Mao to Malcolm X, from heavy-handed. Each story in this collection is a the projects in San Francisco to the lynching of satisfaction.” Asians during the California Gold Rush. Lam writes Amina Gautier with a depth of hard-won understandings both glori simmons political and psychological. This is an important is the author of Suffering Fools book, beautifully crafted, rich in poetic image and (stories) and Graft (poems). A former Stegner juxtapositions, that offers insight and compassion Fellow, she has received numerous awards for her for a nation struggling to make sense of its poetry and fiction and has taught throughout the immigrant nature.” Bay Area. She currently lives in Oakland, California, and is the director of the Thacher Gallery at the Alison Hawthorne Deming University of San Francisco. dickson lam’s work has appeared in StoryQuarterly, the Kenyon Review Online, The Normal School, PANK, The Rumpus, and Kartika Review. He holds MFA degrees in creative writing from the University of Houston and Rutgers-Newark. Currently, Lam is an assistant professor of English at Contra Costa College.

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The Drowning Boy’s Whiskey, Etc. Guide to Water Short (short) stories cameron barnett sherrie flick

Cameron Barnett’s The newest short debut poetry story collection by collection, selected Sherrie Flick by Ada Limón as winner of the 2017 Rising Writer Contest

Cameron Barnett’s poetry collection, The Drowning These stories are funny and serious, outrageous Boy’s Guide to Water, explores the complexity of race and completely familiar. Readers will meet a cast of and the body for a black man in today’s America. characters ranging from a woman who cleans her soon-to-be ex-husband’s house to a woman who “These poems weave the personal and public seduces her paper boy. These stories are short, but histories rooted in our natures—our gardens, our leave readers completely satisfied and reveling in spirits, our bodies. Compassionate, shrewd, and the complexity of our strange lives. mature: this is a marvelous debut.” Terrance Hayes “A sharp–edged, intelligent, brilliantly written collection of short shorts by a writer at the very top “Ceaselessly honest and uncannily self-aware, the of her game.” poems in The Drowning Boy’s Guide to Waterdance Kathy Fish, author of Together We Can Bury It between grace, music, and truth.” Ada Limón sherrie flick is the author of the award-winning flash fiction chapbook I Call This Flirting and cameron barnett earned his MFA in poetry at the novel Reconsidering Happiness, which was a the University of Pittsburgh. His honors include semi-finalist for the VCU First Novelist award. the O’Donnell Award for Excellence in Poetry from Her flash fiction appears in many anthologies and Duquesne University and the Academy of American journals, including Flash Fiction Forward and New Poets Graduate Poetry Award from the University Sudden Fiction, Ploughshares, Booth, and SmokeLong of Pittsburgh. He lives in Pittsburgh, where he Quarterly. She lives in Pittsburgh where she works works as a middle school language arts teacher and as a freelance writer and teaches in Chatham is an associate poetry editor for Pittsburgh Poetry University’s MFA and Food Studies programs. Review.

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E Block WORKS mark perrott danny shot introduction by adam gopnik foreword by eliot katz

Stunning images of Takes us on a ride a once somber place through New Jersey, past the Beats, New York City schools, Holocaust memories, onto the open road

In 2005 photographer Mark Perrott learned that Pittsburgh’s Western Penitentiary, an 1885 Gothic sandstone structure located just downriver from the city center, was about to close. Touring the The poems ofWORKS traverse a course from the site, Perrot walked through spaces of confinement swamps of Shot’s home state of New Jersey to the and institutional organization like the mess endless possibilities of the open road, with rest hall, commissary, death row, and the cellblocks. stops along the way to highlight striking moments He recalls, “None of this prepared me for the encountered during his thirty-plus-year career experience of E Block—the row of cells dedicated as a New York City public high school teacher, to the housing of newly-arrived prisoners. Each cell and to report on the twilight years of the Beat had whitewashed walls, most often covered with Generation. His engaging poetry is raw, from the graffiti. I read every square inch of each wall. These gut, deceptively rich, and humane in the face of this were the unfiltered voices of men in their first days increasingly post-humanistic world. of separation and incarceration. As I moved from danny shot, longtime publisher and editor of cell to cell, these voices became a chorus of shame, Long Shot arts and literary magazine, was born in rage, bravado, advice, hate, humor, confession, and the Bronx and raised in Dumont, New Jersey, by contrition. Over the next year I wrote down each German Jewish refugees. He has spent over thirty word and photographed every surface.” years as a NYC public high school teacher, serving mark perrott has worked as a professional in the South Bronx, Harlem, and Brooklyn. Shot photographer since 1971. His photographs are lives in Hoboken, New Jersey, where he is the poet- included in the permanent collections of a number in-residence of the Hoboken Historical Museum. of museums, including the Carnegie Museum of Funding by New Jersey State Council of the Arts Art, the Brooklyn Museum, The Westmoreland Museum of American Art, and the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art.

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See the Wolf Practicing the World sarah sousa judith sornberger

Speaks of violence Shares with the toward women and reader the pain of girls through one loss, the vibrancy family group, 1980s of the present cultural milieu, and moment, and grief’s retold fairytale transformation into a greater joy

In See the Wolf, the violence and sexual predation The delights and conflicts of a loving marriage are that threaten to dictate the lives of a single mother revealed as the poet’s husband is diagnosed with and her two daughters, coming of age in the 1980s cancer and dies, all within months. Yet the present ‘me generation,’ are echoed in traditional and retold moment—birds at the feeder, creatures wild fairy tale and myth. and domestic, dancing with her husband in the sarah sousa is the founding editor of the kitchen, and arguing hilariously about the afterlife— alternative mini lit mag Queen of Cups. She is the shimmers with life. author of two poetry collections: Split the Crow judith sornberger’s poetry collections include and Church of Needles, which won the 2013 Red Open Heart and Wal-Mart Orchid. Her spiritual Mountain Poetry Prize. Her poems have appeared travelogue The Accidental Pilgrim: Finding God in the Massachusetts Review, the Southern Poetry and His Mother in Tuscany is from Shanti Arts Review, and Tuesday; An Art Project, among Publications. As professor of English at Mansfield others. She is the recipient of honors from the University of Pennsylvania, she created the Massachusetts Cultural Council, the Massachusetts Women’s Studies Program and taught writing Review, the Poetry Foundation, and both the New before her recent retirement. She lives on the side York and New England Book Festivals. She lives in of a mountain in north-central Pennsylvania with New England with her family. her cat Billy Bob, her dog Birdie, enjoying frequent

Funding by New Jersey State Council of the Arts visits from bobcats, bear, and deer. Funding by New Jersey State Council of the Arts

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A Year From Today Camp Marmalade stacy szymaszek wayne koestenbaum

A distinctive, book- Part two of an length poem written autobiographical over the course of trance trilogy: a year that carries intimate forward the lineage experiments in of New York School queer documentary poets and improvisatory poetics

A Year From Today traverses a many-layered urban terrain—social, political, poetic, animal—in a form more raw than a diary, weightier than a series Camp Marmalade takes the freedoms of trance of sketches, more idiosyncratic and implicated utterance—unfettered verbal association, explicit than a conceptual program. Among this volume’s auto-ethnography, erotic bricolage—and applies many insights is how we spend our days detecting, a more stringent sense of time-as-emergency to minute-by-minute and phrase-by-phrase, an this liberation-oriented poetic method. Part diary, overarching aesthetic and moral design. It’s for the part collage, part textbook for a new School of kind of grown-up who might say, “don’t/look for/ Impulse, this philosophical diary-poem assembles a who’s really in charge c’est moi.” And for the kind of perverse and giddy cultural archive, a Ferris wheel sensitive brigand who might add, “maybe the way of aphorisms, depicting a queer body amidst a to go about this/is to stay within earshot & sip the dizzying flow of sensations, dreams, and sex-and- Wild Turk.” death distillations—whether sugary, fruity, bitter, expired, or freshly jarred. “A brilliant tantric meditation on the endlessly fascinating urban charnel ground.” Praise for Wayne Koestenbaum: Anne Waldman “Like an impossible love child from a late-night, drunken three-way between Joan Didion, Roland stacy szymaszek is the author of four books of Barthes, and Susan Sontag, Wayne Koestenbaum poetry. She has worked at Woodland Pattern Book inherited all their stylistic wonder and laser-beam Center and is currently the director of the Poetry smarts, but with the added point-blank jolt of sex.” Project at St. Mark’s Church in New York City. Bruce Hainley, Bidoun wayne koestenbaum is a poet and cultural critic. His recent books include Notes on Glaze, The Pink Trance Notebooks, My 1980s & Other Essays, and Humiliation. He lives in New York City.

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Surge Nepantla etel adnan An Anthology Dedicated to Queer Poets of Color An evocative new book from one of edited by christopher soto our leading philosopher poets

A new volume of aphoristic prose and philosophical The first major poetry from Etel Adnan, whose work The New York literary anthology Times recently described as the “meditative heir to for queer poets of Nietzsche’s aphorisms, Rilke’s Book of Hours and color in the the verses of Sufi mysticism.” She writes: “Reality is United States messianic/apocalyptic/ my soul is my terror.” “Etel Adnan is one of the greatest artists of our time, and a great inspiration to many artists. For over sixty years—as a painter, poet and the maker of exquisite tapestries—Adnan’s work has been underpinned by an intense engagement with the In 2014, Christopher Soto and Lambda Literary world and with modern history.” Foundation founded the online journal Nepantla, Hans Ulrich Obrist with the mission to nurture, celebrate, and preserve Born in 1925 in Beirut, etel adnan has written diversity within the queer poetry community, more than a dozen books of poetry, fiction, and including contributions as diverse in style and essays. A two-volume collection, To look at the form, as the experiences of QTPOC in the United sea is to become what one is: An Etel Adnan Reader, States. Now, Nepantla will appear for the first time was published in 2014. She is a recipient of a PEN in print as a survey of poetry by queer poets of color Oakland-Josephine Miles Award, the California throughout U.S. history, including literary legends Book Award, a Lambda Book Award, and a such as Audre Lorde, James Baldwin, June Jordan, Chevalier des Arts et des Lettres. She lives in Paris Ai, and Pat Parker alongside contemporaries such as and Sausalito, California. Natalie Diaz, Ocean Vuong, Danez Smith, Joshua Jennifer Espinoza, Robin Coste Lewis, Joy Harjo, Richard Blanco, Erika L. Sánchez, Jericho Brown, Carl Phillips, Tommy Pico, Eduardo C. Corral, Chen Chen, and more. christopher soto is a poet based in Brooklyn. He is the author of Sad Girl Poems, cofounder of the Undocupoets Campaign, and editor of Nepantla: A Journal Dedicated to Queer Poets of Color.

March May 56 pp., 5V x 8" 164 pp., 5V x 8W" Paper, $12.95 • 978-1-937658-85-4 (CAD 16.00) Paper, $16.95 • 978-1-937658-78-6 (CAD 21.00) poetry / essays poetry ,!7IB9D7-gfiife! ,!7IB9D7-gfihig!

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Some Animal Suelo Tide Cement ely shipley christina vega-westhoff

A new cross-genre Winner of the 2017 collection that Nightboat Prize engages historical for Poetry and personal explorations of gender and self

Begun at a residency in Panama where community Aligned with queer theories of temporality, members, artists, activists, and scientists came fragments of memoir rub against the language of together to learn from and create with soil, and psychiatric and medical regimes at the site of a written in the midst of a development boom,Suelo body that does not conform to a gender binary. Tide Cement searches for a meeting point between Some Animal draws out dream-like and supernatural personal and geologic experiences. With a nearly resonances between the literature of pathology and chemical pattern to the syntax, the language of the experiences of gender dysphoria. poem moves like bodies in a dance or water through rain, air, groundwater, and lake. One is never sure “Not only a tremendous gift to those of us who are whether the poem takes place in the flash of a trans-masculine (and my god, what an ‘enormous second or whether whole eons of planetary time are relief comes with the realization / that others tectonically drifting. recognize one’s experience’) but for anyone who has ever felt ‘all alone inside / a riddle.’ Yes, YES “Fragments make lyrics make a narrative make an may all of our animals find one another in the epic. Suelo Tide Cement is a path-breaking book tender sear of this writing—disobeying borders in that must invent its own language, its own form, its order to live in the love between.” own approach to poetry in order to come into an off-centered world.” TC Tolbert Kazim Ali ely shipley is the author of Boy with Flowers, christina vega-westhoff winner of the Barrow Street Press book prize and is a poet, translator, the Thom Gunn Award. He teaches at Western aerialist, and teaching artist. She lives in Buffalo, Washington University. New York.

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36 www.upnebookpartners.com · 800.421.1561 Nightboat Books but it’s a long way Vigilance Is No Orchard frédérique guétat-liviani hazel white translated by nathanaël An experimental A book of arresting poem sequence poems that inscribes inspired by a famous the lived experiences garden now in ruin of public housing residents in the southeast of France

In Vigilance Is No Orchard, Hazel White records Frédérique Guétat-Liviani’s but it’s a long way is her haunting romance with the Valentine Garden, a peace treaty in the form of several soliloquies created by landscape architect Isabelle Greene in that, taken together, read like a death warrant the foothills of Santa Barbara, California. Jealous of or an obituary for an age that has never come. its maker’s power to affect a dynamic experience of Transcribed from conversations with people of space, White tries to make language play faithfully all ages living in public housing in the suburbs of in the game, coursing between the body and Avignon, these narratives evoke itineraries between Greene’s fiercely stirring landscape. Both the poems Morocco, Algeria, Albania, Spain, Mayotte, Côte and the constructed landscape they describe are d’Ivoire, and France. The result is a magisterial work, complex and explorative, never simplified. Instead a continental chorus that articulates a confluence of their interests are survival, forage and repair, the act humanities. of making, accumulation and overflow that results Born in Grenoble in 1963, artist and poet in flowering and eventually gives way to loss. frédérique guétat-liviani is the publisher of Praise for Hazel White Fidel Anthelme x in Marseille. She is the author of several collections of poetry. nathanaël is the “I set this book down and wept . . . It is the most author of a score of books written in English or beautiful piece of writing I have read in many years.” French. She lives in Chicago. Bhanu Kapil hazel white is the author of the poetry collection Peril as Architectural Enrichment. She grew up on farms in England and now lives in San Francisco.

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Don’t Let Them See Me Like This Fluxo-Floema jasmine gibson hilda hilst translated by alexandra joy forman An incendiary debut poetry collection A visceral new that tears into the translation of thick skin of political Hilda Hilst’s radical malaise through to first novel the guts of history

In Don’t Let Them See Me Like This, Jasmine Gibson explores myriad intersectional identities in relation to The State, disease, love, sex, failure, and triumph. Fluxo-Floema is a detective novel of sorts— Speaking to those who feel disillusioned by both pornographic, scatological, and spiritual—that radical and banal spaces and inspired/informed ultimately references the failure and success of by moments of political crisis: Hurricane Katrina, writing. It’s about vocabulary, astrology, dramaturgy, The Jena Six, the extrajudicial executions of Black science, a story within a story within a story. It’s a people, and the periods of insurgency that erupted celestial map to social interaction and the failure of in response, this book acts as a synthesis of political connection, a crafted examination of the distortions life and poetic form. of religion and piety. Here we, the reader, visit nonsense, pathos, violence, and the flights of fancy “The poem’s present broaches terms with a painful, of human coexistence. deep past; to take the measure of political and bodily suffering without collapsing under its weight; “Hilst has been creating work whose raw essence is to find a path for the experience of sexuality and drawn from a world of chaos that has slipped off- desire that doesn’t lead right to pain.” center (since losing its sacred core.)” Chris Nealon Nelly Novaes Coelho jasmine gibson is a Philly jawn based in Brooklyn. hilda hilst (1930–2004) was born in Jaú, a small She spends her time thinking about sexy things like town in the state of São Paulo. A graduate of law psychosis, desire, and freedom. She is the author of from the University of São Paulo, she dedicated the chapbook Drapetomania. herself to literary creation from 1954 to her death. She is recognized as one of the most important and controversial names in Brazilian contemporary literature and received some of Brazil’s most prestigious literary prizes. alexandra joy forman is the author of Tall Slim & Erect: Portraits of the American Presidents and translator of Saga of Brutes by Ana Paula Maia. She lives in Rio de Janeiro.

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Blue Guide Threat Come Close lee briccetti aaron coleman

From ancient A stunning debut Rome to post- collection that 9/11 Manhattan, interrogates what it Briccetti’s keenly- means to be black observed poems and male in America connect us to the lives of those around us

In Blue Guide, Lee Briccetti is as much archeologist In his debut collection, Aaron Coleman writes as tour guide as she excavates the layers of her life an American anthem for the 21st century, a full- and reassembles the shards into poems that are throated lyric composed of pain, faith, lust and stunning in their lyric wisdom. She moves easily, vulnerability. Coleman’s poems comment on and albeit restlessly, between past and present and here interrogate the meaning of home and identity for and there, from the streets of ancient Rome to post- a black man in America, past and present. Guided 9/11 lower Manhattan, ultimately concluding that by a belief system comprising an eclectic array of “The dead / always tell us live.” Through this journey, invented saints—Trigger, Seduction, Doubt and she constructs a new architecture of the soul that Who—Coleman’s quest finds answers in the natural realizes “In this happiness we build each other—” world where “[t]he trees teach me how to break and keep on living.” “A beacon to travel by.” Naomi Shihab Nye “Epitomizes how the best of our contemporary poetry sings.” “She possesses a strength so lavish she can limit it.” Terrance Hayes Tom Sleigh “The ravishing next step in American poetry.” Also the author of Day Mark, lee briccetti is the Diane Seuss executive director of Poets House. She received an MFA from the Iowa Writers’ Workshop and aaron coleman is the author of St. Trigger and received fellowships from NYFA and the Fine Arts winner of the 2015 Button Poetry Prize. A Fulbright Work Center in Provincetown. Scholar and Cave Canem Fellow, he received an MFA from Washington University in St. Louis and is a Chancellor’s Graduate Fellow in their comparative literature PhD program.

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Shadow-feast Rest joan houlihan margaree little

Elegiac in tone, A debut collection these poems reflect unfolding from the a voice in crisis and discovery of one its struggle with an man’s body in the unwelcome silence desert along the U.S./ Mexico border

Shadow-feast is a chronicle of dying—the awareness, Rest is a vivid, powerful collection examining denial, pain, and hope surrounding incurable illness, the human cost of crossing the border. In 2010, as well as the aftermath of grief as told from three Margaree Little was working for a humanitarian points of view: Hers, His, and Theirs (the couple). mission near Tucson when, along with a group of volunteers, she found the unidentified dead “Who writes with this kind of prescient confidence body of a man, who a medical examiner would and startling lyricism besides Joan Houlihan? Emily later estimate died at least six months before. This Dickinson, Ludwig Wittgenstein, and Harryette discovery serves as the jumping-off point to a Mullen come to mind.” stunning, elegiac series of poems commemorating Peter Covino an imagined, unknown life. Anchored by Little’s “Each image . . . will remain etched in this reader’s keen eye and unsparing self-reflection, this mind.” collection asks us to examine how a single life can Rusty Morrison affect so many others. The award-winning author of five books of poetry, “These poems bear witness as they burn and burn.” joan houlihan received her BA and MAT in Eleanor Wilner English from the University of Massachusetts “Formidable, vital, human work.” Amherst and serves on the faculty of Lesley Mary Szybist University’s Low-Residency MFA in Creative Writing Program in Cambridge, Massachusetts, and margaree little received her BA from Brown is Professor of Practice in Poetry at Clark University University and MFA from Warren Wilson College. in Worcester, Massachusetts. Houlihan founded and The recipient of various awards, fellowships, directs the Colrain Poetry Manuscript Conference. scholarships and residencies, Little teaches creative She lives outside of Boston. writing at Kenyon College.

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Beauty Refracted The Bible of Dirty Jokes carol moldaw eileen pollack

Carol Moldaw’s most Acclaimed author recent collection is Eileen Pollack’s a stunning tapestry most recent novel of the ways we are is a cross between marked by time Seinfeld and The Sopranos

In iridescent, intimate lines, Carol Moldaw’s Beauty When Ketzel Weinrach’s brother Potsie goes Refracted is a stunning tapestry of the ways we are missing in Las Vegas, she not only must try to find marked by time. From the “unstaunchable grief” of him, she must confront her family’s shady history losing a parent to the experience of raising a child and their ties to the legendary Jewish mob, Murder, through adolescence, Moldaw peels back the veil of Inc., as well as her troubling relationship to her the everyday to discover the metaphysical passions cousin Perry, her long and apparently not-so-loving hidden underneath. marriage to her recently departed husband Morty Tittelman, and her own failed career as a stand-up “Beauty Refracted is a rich, surprising, and moving comic. read.” Dana Levin “Full of mischief.” Sam Lipsyte “Through the forays of Moldaw’s imagination, beauty and truth continuously recalibrate, re-set “One of our finest, and funniest, writers.” themselves.” Claire Vaye Watkins Lisa Russ Spaar “A wild romp of a novel.” carol moldaw is an award-winning author Joshua Henkin of one novel and six books of poetry, including The Lightning Field, winner of Oberlin’s FIELD eileen pollack is the award-winning author of Prize. The recipient of an NEA Creative Writing nine books of fiction and nonfiction, including Fellowship in Poetry, a Pushcart Prize, as well as Breaking and Entering and In The Mouth. She lives other honors, Moldaw received her MA in creative in Manhattan and Ann Arbor and teaches on the writing from Boston University. Currently Moldaw faculty of the Helen Zell Writers’ Program in teaches privately and lives in Santa Fe, New Mexico creative writing at the University of Michigan. with her husband and daughter.

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How He Loved Them For the Love of Endings kevin prufer ben purkert

The latest collection Ben Purkert’s debut from an award- poetry collection winning poet about celebrates and the complications of laments the romantic, familial, disintegration of our and patriotic love relationships and our world

Kevin Prufer’s How He Loved Them sets love in a How does it feel to lose your planet, your lover, fraught, paradoxical world where bombs explode, yourself? Light-footed and dark-humored, Ben fields burn, and armies advance. With clear, Purkert’s debut collection For the Love of Endings compassionate eyes, Prufer finds powerful intimacy both celebrates and laments a disintegrating, between fathers and sons, soldiers and civilians, evolving world. living and (sometimes un)dead. An exceptional new “If human life becomes extinct on our planet, I want work by a necessary voice. this book to float out into the cosmos to reach Praise for Kevin Prufer future and existing forms of intelligence—to let them know there was at least one beautiful/difficult, “Poetry at full boil, poured with deliberate abandon.” dark/brilliant side to us earthlings.” David Orr, New York Times Brenda Shaughnessy “Prufer creates stunning scenarios that observe the “For the Love of Endings . . . marks the arrival of a world from surprising angles.” singular voice.” Library Journal Eduardo Corral kevin prufer is the author of six previous poetry “An arresting debut.” collections including the Four Way Books title Churches, named one of the ten best poetry books Maureen N. McLane of the year by the New York Times Book Review. ben purkert teaches creative writing at Rutgers The recipient of many awards, he teaches in the University–New Brunswick. His poems and essays graduate creative writing programs at the University have appeared in Agni, Boston Review, Guernica, of Houston and Lesley University and lives in Kenyon Review, The New Yorker, Ploughshares, and Houston, Texas. elsewhere. He holds degrees from Harvard and NYU, where he was a New York Times Fellow. He lives in New York.

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House of McQueen The Affliction valerie wallace c. dale young

Selected by Vievee Renowned poet Francis for the Four C. Dale Young’s debut Way Books Intro novel opens with Prize, these richly an incredible story textured poems from a possibly- are inspired by supernatural conman Alexander McQueen that changes everything

Selected by Vievee Francis for the Four Way Books A novel told in short stories, The Affliction is an Intro Prize, Valerie Wallace’s House of McQueen is a astounding fiction debut by an award-winning poet glittering debut by an assured new voice. Inhabiting full of memorable characters across America and the life and work of Alexander McQueen, Wallace the Caribbean. Young beautifully weaves together builds a fantastical world using both original the elaborate stories of many while holding together language and excerpts drawn from interviews, a clear focus: people are not always as they seem. supermodels, Shakespeare, and more. At turns “These tales . . . like the stories of Julio Cortázar . . . fierce and vulnerable, here is a collection that leaps remind us of how varied and unpredictable short from runway to fairytale to street with wild, brilliant stories, like the world itself, can be.” grace. Charles Baxter “Wallace’s broadly imaginative use of language moves from airy and silken to richly textured, dense “Exhilarating.” as damask.” Laura van den Berg Vievee Francis, 2016 Four Way Books Intro “A fascinating, multilayered collection.’” Prize in Poetry judge Manuel Muñoz valerie wallace is the author of the chapbook c. dale young practices medicine and teaches The Dictators’ Guide to Good Housekeeping. She in the Warren Wilson College MFA Program for has received numerous awards including the Writers. The author of four poetry collections, most 2012 Atty Award, selected by Margaret Atwood. recently The Halo, this is his first novel. He has She earned her MFA from the School of the Art received fellowships from the National Endowment Institute of Chicago and is the associate director of for the Arts, the John Simon Guggenheim communications for the project Virtue, Happiness, Memorial Foundation, and the Rockefeller & the Meaning of Life. Foundation. He lives in San Francisco.

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Barren Island Century Worm carol zoref todd fredson now in Century Worm paperback wrestles with the threshold between Longlisted for the witness and National Book participation living Award 2017 amid ethnic and political violence in West Africa’s Ivory Coast

“Set on a tiny, precarious, repugnant and rank Century Worm confronts the impact of Western splinter of land where New York City’s dead colonial policies and the sundering of nostalgia as horses were once rendered into grease, her book is the collection’s speaker recalls living amid ethnic nevertheless rich with family, friendship, romance and political violence in West Africa’s Ivory Coast. and incipient moral consciousness on a tiny Drawing on human rights reports and personal precarious planet with the smell of fascism in the air. experience, Century Worm wrestles with the ethical In every way that matters,Barren Island is abundant.” complexities of the lyric speaker at that threshold between witness and participation. Century Worm’s Melvin Jules Bukiet concern with the contours of belonging, with “As squalid and hardscrabble as these lives may intimate relationship across distances, and with be, they are also suffused with strange beauty and negotiating globalized subject positions align it love. . . . Barren Island is big-hearted, generous, and with the work of Fady Joudah and Idra Novey. Its fascinating.” documentarian aspects find kinship in the recent Paul Harding poetry of Craig Santos Perez, Layli Long-Soldier, and Solmaz Sharif. “At its center is a resourceful young girl coming of age, and the novel does what only fiction can do—it todd fredson is also the author of the poetry presents the human intricacies we could hardly collection The Crucifix-Blocks. He is a translator of guess. An amazing piece of work.” Francophone West African literature, including Joan Silber the poetry collections Think of Lampedusa and My country, tonight Josué Guébo. Fredson was a 2015–16 carol zoref is a fiction writer and essayist. She Fulbright Scholar in the Ivory Coast, where he had teaches at Sarah Lawrence College and New York also served in the Peace Corps from 2000–2002 as University. She lives in New York City. the country’s ethnic violence was transitioning to civil war.

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Trilogy The Clubhouse Thief doreen gildroy james janko This haunting and Billy Donachio, haunted triptych a coach for the explores life at the Chicago Cubs, steals very periphery of notes and letters what is visible to from the lockers of the human eye his players and—by and tangible to the chance—comes human heart away with an education

Through fear and illness, grief and loss, and, Part of me wanted to quit, let the Red Birds hammer finally, a spiritual opening both outward and us, and slink away to hibernate all winter. I had that inward, Trilogy explores the margins of life— old feeling of worthlessness running through me, between past and present, between this world and and sadness, too. A coach, whatever his age, should some other—and captures them in a transfiguring be a reservoir of hope, but I, in my Cub heart, light. The weight and delicacy of tender moments boarded a shipwreck, my own Titanic, and awaited obtain clarity in this light, imbuing Trilogy with a the dark plunge into the familiarity of loss.” rare sense of intimacy between narrator and reader. “The historic problem with sports fiction is that the doreen gildroy is the author of The Little Field fictional, internal dramas on display can’t compare of Self, winner of the John C. Zacharis First Book with what we read in the best of sports biography. Award from Ploughshares, and Human Love. She has But with James Janko’s The Clubhouse Thief, we been Visiting Writer at the Vermont Studio Center, have sports fiction that rises to the level of art. Its a Robert Frost Fellow at the Bread Loaf Writers’ intersection with sport is mere setting for the issues Conference, and the Visiting Poet for the MFA it explores. An absolute triumph.” Program in Writing at the University of California, Dave Zirin Irvine. Her poems have appeared in Ploughshares, Slate, TriQuarterly, the Virginia Quarterly Review, james janko’s short stories have appeared in The and the American Poetry Review (which published Massachusetts Review, The Sun, and many other the third book of Trilogy as a special supplement), magazines. He won a 2002 Illinois Arts Council among others. She currently writes a column for Award for Fiction, and his earlier novel, Buffalo Boy APR on Poetry and Mysticism. and Geronimo, received wide critical acclaim and won the Association of Asian American Studies 2006 Prose Award and the 2007 Northern California Book Award for Fiction.

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Oil Spell Subterranean claire marie stancek richard greenfield

Counter- Lyrical elegies conjurations that absorptive of query whether contemporary poetry itself might political economic be a violent entrance discourse of language into the world

Oil Spell gathers many of today’s dark energies— Subterranean opens the rhetoric of the elegiac form, US drone strikes, environmental disaster—and creating a site for grieving that transcends a focus on asks: what kind of tool is poetry to mirror these the death of the father. These elegies juxtapose the violences? Oil Spell performs the ways in which collapse of hyper-economies against the collapse narratives of loss and narratives of everyday joy curl of ecosystems, exploring the overlap of liminal into one another and mutually contaminate. The encounters between the living and the dead, the city beauty that results is a troubled reflection, like a and the wilderness, the human and the animal, and rainbow in a slick of oil. the haves and the have nots. “I trust and love Claire Marie Stancek’s braid of “Subterranean reminds us that elegy does not help us poetry and the occult, returning both to the reach a horizon line but, by obsessively mapping the strength of their origins when people understood distance to it, increases that unbreachable distance. and respected how they nurture one another.” The grief ofSubterranean , then, is that it is ultimately C. A. Conrad, author of While Standing in Line terranean.” for Death Joyelle McSweeney claire marie stancek is also the author of richard greenfield’s two previous books of Mouths. With Daniel Benjamin, she co-edited Active poetry are Tracer and A Carnage in the Lovetrees. He Aesthetics: Contemporary Australian Poetry. With Lyn is a founding editor of Apostrophe Books and the Hejinian and Jane Gregory, she edits Nion Editions. editor-in-chief of Puerto del Sol. He is currently a She is completing a PhD in English at the University professor of creative writing at New Mexico State of California, Berkeley, where she teaches classes in University. literature and creative writing. She is originally from outside Toronto, Ontario.

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The Icelandic Cure Ghost Of j.d. moyer diana khoi nguyen

Winner of the Winner of the Omnidawn Fabulist Omnidawn Open Fiction Prize Poetry Book Prize

Jane Tokugawa leads a U.S. delegation from the Centers for Disease Control to investigate a new Ghost Of is a mourning song, not an exorcism or retroviral gene therapy—Hratthníf (“fast knife”)— an un-haunting, but attuned attention reaching approved in Iceland, a shining nation churning out across time, space, and distance. By working with Olympic medalists, chess masters, and brilliant the photographs that her brother left behind (cut artists. As the true mission of her delegation himself from before his death), Nguyen wrestles becomes clear, Tokugawa makes a decision that will with what remains: her family captured around an affect millions of lives. empty space. “The Icelandic Cure skillfully depicts a future “Diana Khoi Nguyen’s Ghost Of is nothing short of disturbed by age-old conflicts. What are the ethical an extraordinary debut. These poems are uncanny consequences of refashioning our genes at will? renderings of an invisibility made visible by the And who has the right to control such Pygmalion sheer will of candor, bemused forms, agility of technologies? Compelling, timely, well-researched lexicon, and a voice, almost noiselessly extravagant.” story . . . that engrosses from beginning to startling end.” Terrance Hayes, judge of the Omnidawn Open Bradford Morrow, judge of the Omnidawn Fabulist Fiction Contest Born in Los Angeles, diana khoi nguyen is a poet and multimedia artist. Her work has appeared j.d. moyer lives in Oakland, California with his widely in literary journals such as Poetry, American wife and daughter. He writes science fiction and Poetry Review, Boston Review, PEN America, and The produces electronic music in two groups (Jondi Iowa Review, among others. A winner of the 92Y’s & Spesh and Momu). He runs Loöq Records and Discovery / Boston Review 2017 Poetry Contest, blogs at jdmoyer.com. His stories have appeared she is a PhD candidate in creative writing at the in Strange Horizons and Cosmic Roots and Eldritch University of Denver. Shores. He is currently working on his first novel, The Sky Woman.

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LIGHT WIND LIGHT LIGHT The Drunkards bin ramke lm rivera

Poems that ask Poems that unfold how perception an interiority in turns into memory, which the self’s and what is lost unspecialness is when this happens allowed to touch the sublime

LIGHT WIND LIGHT LIGHT engages a In LM Rivera’s The Drunkards, there is violence childhood among rivers, takes steps into the river- against the body—not in and of itself, but the like world at large, and then turns to metamorphosis. body as symbolic mover. In the interplay between Light and transparency figure in every poem, while this violence and being intoxicated on one’s own the book as a whole deals with memory as fluid, violence, violence and transformation become transitory, illuminating. habituated in form. This intoxicated personhood transcends the divisions of the biological self, “In Ramke’s book the ‘lyric’ is music—its desire is elevating consciousness to the selfless space of The not to fix a position but to echo, to resound. Rather Book, a constantly unfolding interiority in which than argument, invitation and engagement are the the self’s unspecialness is allowed to touch the rhetoric in play.” sublime. Kazim Ali “The Drunkards fixes stillness in light-dunked ecstasy. bin ramke is the author of ten books of poetry, the Anxiety-pumped and ghost-voiced, LM Rivera first of which won the Yale Younger Poets Prize. He urgently rolls out a new plan for language. The is an Evans Professor at the University of Denver results are unsettling and poignant.” where he holds the Phipps Chair in English, and Avital Ronell where he edited the Denver Quarterly for seventeen years. He also teaches at the School of the Art lm rivera lives in Santa Fe, New Mexico. He Institute of Chicago and has edited over eighty co-edits Called Back Books with his partner, poet books of poems. Sharon Zetter. His work has appeared inUpstairs at Duroc, Alien Mouth, FUZZ, Mannequin Haus, Prelude, Dream Pop Press, and elsewhere.

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Strata I Think I’m Ready to See ewa chrusciel Frank Ocean foreword by calvin bedient shayla lawson back in print In Shayla Lawson’s Prose poems that second collection, animate an exile’s she spins her memories in a unique brand of scattered universe soulful lyrics

Each poem of I Think I’m Ready to See Frank Ocean “In Ewa Chrusciel’s first book in English, Strata, riffs on a Frank Ocean song, paying homage to the an exile’s memories are . . . at once a tumultuous man but also investigating oceans, The Ocean, and revelation of how much of the past there still is, the similarity between heartbreak and break beats right here in the near flight of letters, and of the by blending Frank Ocean’s musical catalog with burn of being in time at all, the difficulty of catching personal narrative and social critique. I Think I’m up with oneself in a universe that is never one, but Ready to Meet Frank Ocean builds upon historicized always scattered.” representations of Ocean’s career in ekphrasis, From the foreword by Calvin Bedient carefully examining the intent of each composition Praise for Ewa Chrusciel’s poetry as a metaphoric parallel to Black American legibility. “With a wonderful insistence, each phrase in Ewa “I cannot pin this book down. I cannot easily Chrusciel’s prose poetry can be experienced as a categorize or articulate what this book is doing, or moment of transition, of what Emerson would have what it means. I cannot get to the bottom of the called a darting aim.” brilliance behind it, or the brilliance that brilliance Tony Brinkley, Boston Review makes. Sound familiar? Sound like the Ocean? Are you ready?” ewa chrusciel is a bilingual poet and a translator. Her two previous books in English (besides Ross Gay this reprint of Strata) are Of Annunciations and shayla lawson is the author of A Speed Education Contraband of Hoopoe. She has also published three in Human Being and the chapbook PANTONE. She books in Polish: Tobołek, Sopiłki, and Furkot. She is grew up in the bluegrass state and has always carried an associate professor of creative writing and poetry a fondness for oceans. at Colby-Sawyer College in New Hampshire.

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Live at the Bitter End Soft Volcano ed pavlić libby burton

Recasting the “trial Libby Burton’s of the century,” brilliant debut is the Ed Pavlić’s winner of the 2017 vertiginous new Saturnalia Books collection puts Poetry Prize a century of segregation on trial for its soul

Set in the vernacular origins of modernity, Live At the core of Libby Burton’s highly anticipated at the Bitter End puts the racialized logic of 20th debut poetry collection, Soft Volcano, are the vivid century aesthetics on trial. Mixing anonymous details underpinning the relationships we hold voices with the testimonies of figures such as Paul dearly in our lives. A feminist force, highly wrought Cézanne, Charles Mingus, Emma Bardac, Erik Satie, and impressionistic, surges from these intensely Alberto Giacometti, Billie Holiday, Pierre Bonnard, lyric distillations that show us what we look like Samuel Beckett, Miles Davis, and others, Ed Pavlić standing in the hallways of the museum of lost weaves a playfully raucous and intimately violent love—where we stand, how our hair looks, what work of satirical force. Adhering to the structure marks of woe and time are left upon the body after of a murder trial, Live at the Bitter End bears love is strained or abandoned. Soft Volcano is a book lyrical witness to racial separation, masquerade, of vivid and crushing lyric poems, each one a swell mongrelization, and communion to show how of danger, beauty, and truth. those connections (in love, lust, trust and betrayal) “Precise and haunting, these deliciously imagistic sound deep in the textures of who we are. poems trace a line between moon and inner “Black history is the history of poetry, wherein the landscape, cathedral and body, eternity and family, line between ‘live flesh & dead meat’ is fine. Ed love and the ghosts of adolescent memory.” Pavlić walks that line with dispossessive abandon, Melissa Broder dispersed in groundedness like Charlie Haden or William Parker.” libby burton is a senior editor at Henry Holt. Her poetry has appeared in Atlas Review, Denver Fred Moten Quarterly, Guernica, Juked, la fovea, Meridian, North ed pavlić is the author of seven collections of American Poetry Review, Painted Bride Quarterly, and poems and a two-time National Poetry Series Tin House, among others. She lives in Brooklyn. winner. He is Distinguished Research Professor and teaches in the English department and in the Institute for African American Studies at the University of Georgia.

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My Riviera The End of Spectacle sharon dilworth virginia konchan

New Fiction New Poetry

Suddenly exiled from Paris by her father, fifteen- “All hail the end of spectacle,” announces a speaker year-old Agnes finds herself living in the south of in Virginia Konchan’s anticipated debut collection France with her sister Sophie, her ailing grandfather, of poems. Sharp, funny, serious, and elegant, the and two servants in the family’s long-neglected poems in The End of Spectacle have the intimacy summer villa. Without any friends, they begin and compression that come with the lyric proper. exploring the Riviera as a means of distracting Through a combination of grand persona and themselves from the mysterious scandal that has personal narrative, Konchan is able to provide us sent their family south. a door into the consciousness of another while challenging the prevailing notion of human “A breathless coming-of-age story set in Nice, France, consciousness altogether. post-World War II, where the Pernod is cold and the beaches are hot with expectation. Love is elusive “Stoic in its attitude, cutting in its polyglot erudition, and young and desperate in Dilworth’s homage to a this is a book with an ear for aperçus, which it uses time when family loyalties never wavered no matter to offer spectacle’s possible opposite: learnèd grace, what the cost.” polished and self-contained.” Michele Lowe, winner of the Francesca Kathleen Rooney, author of Lillian Boxfish Primus Prize for Inana Takes a Walk sharon dilworth received a Pushcart Prize virginia konchan is the author of a short story in Fiction. She lives in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, collection and two chapbooks. Her poetry has where she is director of creative writing in Carnegie appeared in the New Yorker, the New Republic, Best Mellon University’s Department of English. New Poets, Boston Review, and elsewhere.

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Challenges to the Dream World Without Finishing The Best of the Martin Luther King, Jr. peter cooley Day Writing Awards at Carnegie Mellon University New Poetry edited & introduced by jim daniels

Brave, honest writing about race and difference by young people trying to make sense of a world in which they encounter discrimination World Without Finishing continues Peter Cooley’s search for the “ordinary miraculous,” the subject of his books for four decades. In those liminal This anthology celebrates the Martin Luther King, Jr. spaces where Cooley voyages, the otherworldly Day Writing Awards at Carnegie Mellon University, is a haunting presence, whether in a painting by a poetry and prose writing contest that, since 1999, Rembrandt, the voices of the dead in a Louisiana has invited Pittsburgh-area high school and college cemetery for lepers or a mayfly his imagination students to write daring, eloquent, and inventive conjures for its single day on earth. The gods—and poetry and prose to help explore and break down God—are near at hand and far from us in the issues of difference in our lives. mysterious riddling of Cooley’s new poems. “It is consoling beyond words to witness these young “Peter Cooley knows the notes to the sacred songs. writers wrestling with the realities of race, and World Without Finishing reveals once again how bringing solid thought and well-wrought language close to their luminescence he interprets those to bear upon that process. This is the mortar that songs in language such that his poems read like will mend our nation’s spirit. These are the minds psalms from the constellations. Here we find and hearts to whom I feel safe entrusting our wisdom in each cadenced utterance, in each spirited collective future.” chord.” Tracy K. Smith, Poet Laureate of the Major Jackson United States, Pulitzer Prize Winner peter cooley is professor of English and director jim daniels is Baker Professor of English of creative writing at Tulane University. The former at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, Poet Laureate of Louisiana, he has published eight Pennsylvania. previous books with Carnegie Mellon.

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Last City Black Sea brian sneeden david yezzi

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In his debut collection, Brian Sneeden presents a David Yezzi’s fourth book of poems considers what poetry that is equal parts spell and song, invoking it’s like, during times of roiling change, to feel like scenes from the Greek islands, the loam-clotted a stranger on one’s own street and in one’s own fields of the antebellum South, and the city which country. This uprooting is partly geographic, partly emerges, like Cavafy’s city of memory, from the psychic: what was familiar has become as foreign as filaments of loss. These poems reach forwards the fabled Black Sea. and backwards in time, staging reweavings of “I have loved David Yezzi’s work for years, both the such familiar myths as Persephone and Demeter, dramatic subtlety of his narrative poems and the alongside contemporary myths of selfhood—while cold fire of his lyrics.” at all times conjuring and dispelling the alcoves, the porticoes, and the nearly shadowed rooms of the Christian Wiman metaphysical city the self creates, and carries, from “David Yezzi has a good ear for crass vernacular, and life to life. a good eye for danger lurking in the commonplace.” “A brilliant and original voice. Sneeden’s poetry Rosanna Warren reaches back through the Greek masters of the david yezzi previously published a book of poems, last century to their Classical predecessors, and in Birds of the Air, with Carnegie Mellon. A former this journey finds a voice that is agile and entirely director of the Unterberg Poetry Center of the 92nd spontaneous.” Street Y in New York, he is chair of the Writing Peter Constantine Seminars at Johns Hopkins and editor of The brian sneeden is a poet, translator, and essayist. Hopkins Review. His translation of Phoebe Giannisi’s Homerica appeared in the inaugural series of World Poetry Books.

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Big Windows Immortal Village lauren moseley kathryn rhett

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Through the lens of the natural world, Moseley Immortal Village is a poetry collection about explores love, family, marriage, and self-knowledge, wildness versus domesticity, about desire set against and never stops searching for the sacred, even when the civilizing structures of myth, marriage, school, “the thread connecting all things” snaps. and village. These poems illuminate unsettling experiences of knowing—within the confinements “The intense vision of Big Windows is clear from the of the usual female roles. What changes in a self, first line of the first poem in the collection: ‘I am and what remains, in the transformation of girl to drawn to the window as if it were a fire.’” woman, of woman to wife, or of woman to mythic Stuart Dischell figure? With a playful, dark energy, the poems roam “Like windows, ‘glass drawing lines,’ these poems an expansive dreamlike territory. give us a series of views, and place us always in at “Though she says, ‘My dream is elsewhere,’ Rhett least two places at once, in here and, transported by is a poet supremely rooted in places and people, the poet’s vision and our own, beside ourselves and in the currents of time and history. Immersed in beyond.” the arresting visual iconography of art and myth, Katharine Coles Immortal Village is an innovative book of hours and lauren moseley’s poems have appeared in the a haunting poetic debut.” anthologies Best New Poets and Women Write Jane Satterfield Resistance and in such magazines as FIELD and kathryn rhett is the recipient of a Pennsylvania Pleiades. She holds an MFA in poetry from the Council on the Arts Fellowship and a CPC Mellon University of North Carolina at Greensboro and has Fellowship, and she is professor of English at been a fellow at Yaddo. She lives in Durham, North Gettysburg College. Carolina.

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The Clinic, Memory White Nights New and Selected Poems alan jenkins elaine feinstein Wonderfully New Book busy poet

Alan Jenkins’s White Nights gathers together the Elaine Feinstein’s poems are the harvest of a translations, “imitations,” and versions—mostly lifetime in literature. This selection, made by from French poets—that he has worked on the author herself, gathers work from over half a intermittently for twenty-five years, with a handful century of published writing, and is completed of longer poems, previously unpublished or by a section of new poems. The selection ranges published underground. Jenkins speaks of difficult from early poems of feminist rebellion and tender passions, loneliness, lovers and friends lost to time observation of children to elegies for the poet’s and death; he pays homage, with gratitude and a father and close friends, reflections on middle-age, profound sympathy, if not always with reverence, to the conflicts in a long marriage, and meditations those poets from the past who have been his truest on the lot of refugees. In new poems Feinstein companions. records her treatment for cancer, her feelings of “In White Nights, Alan Jenkins is conjurer, dread in the clinic and unexpected moments of ventriloquist, medium, ghost writer. He’s writing ‘extravagant happiness.’ The exploration of memory through the ghosts of Baudelaire, Rimbaud, is at once a source of ironic amusement and an Laforgue, Larkin, Auden, and Brodsky as much as acknowledgment of human transience. they whisper through him. ‘Translation’ doesn’t elaine feinstein is the author of many novels, begin to cover the case. These are poems of radio plays, television dramas, and five biographies lyric communion: sour notes, eros, melancholy, as well as reviews for most London newspapers. She cauterizing ironies, a participatory and fully has appeared at major festivals across the world and mastered art. A tour de force.” has been translated into most European languages. Rosanna Warren She has served as a judge for all the major literary alan jenkins was born in Surrey in 1955 and awards, and was chair of the judges for the T. S. brought up in London. He is deputy editor of the Eliot Prize in 1995. Times Literary Supplement and has won a Forward Prize and an Eric Gregory Award for his poetry.

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The Flatland Dialogues Flatland david sayre david sayre illustrations by rebecca emberley Suddenly, evolution is in our hands. now back Are we alone? Is in print there more to life? A beautifully A dialogue on illustrated, read- today’s search for aloud picture book intelligent life about connection and loss for people of all ages

From first time children’s author David Sayre and A companion work to Flatland (Sayre/Emberley, award-winning illustrator Rebecca Emberley comes 2014), the Dialogues offer meaning, comfort, and a story of our place in the universe as experienced direction to a world at risk of losing its faith. From by Owuza and his Flatlander friends. Follow along the latest science and our places of greatest striving, as they explore Flatland and its limits, discovering an expert on the reduction of entropy offers a reality themselves in the process. This story may take that is rational, faithful, and hopeful. you beyond your ordinary experience and open The inventor of “chirp” FM radio and a standard discussion about where “here” is, what is out “there,” energy-saving contract, Sayre has formed a dozen and what happens when people and things we love companies around the sciences of communication, are no longer where we can see them. Emberley’s rehabilitation, and energy. These have made him gorgeous, tapestry-like depictions of Flatland are a expert in reducing “entropy,” the measure of both perfect foil for Sayre’s deep, yet simple story. decay and ignorance—and that is how scientists Recommended for ages 4 and up and grades K–3 would detect intelligent life, anywhere in the rebecca emberley is the author and illustrator of universe. many books for children. She lives in Maine with david sayre is the author of The Great her husband, two cats, and five chickens. Improbability and Something There Is. As the inventor of “chirp” FM radio and a standard energy-saving contract, Sayre has formed a dozen companies around the sciences of communication, rehabilitation, and energy. He divides his time between residences in Brevard, North Carolina, and Boston, Massachusetts.

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The British on the Belgian Coast American Furniture 2017 The North Sea as Front Line edited by luke beckerdite during the Great War An annual publication forging a link between luc vanacker social history, American studies, and the translated by murray smith decorative arts foreword by geert vanden broucke and benoît willaert Acknowledged as the journal of record in its field, American Furniture presents new research on British soldiers furniture design, use, production, and appreciation. defending the Begun in 1993, this award-winning annual provides Allied front in a comprehensive forum on furniture history, Belgium on land, technology, connoisseurship, and conservation sea and air during by the foremost scholars in the field. It is the only World War I interdisciplinary journal devoted exclusively to furniture made or used in the Americas from the seventeenth century to the present. Brave Little Belgium motivated many in Britain and “American Furniture has energized the field, inspiring her Empire to enlist. Marines and Naval troops were scholars to publish their research and insights. It the first to come to assist the Belgians at Antwerp; provides, not only for the scholarly community, but and their Navy’s artillery helped to stop the German for all interested parties, the latest thinking on the advance at Nieuport, on the river Yser. The North subjects.” Sea became a new front line where the Dover Patrol Peter M. Kenny, copresident of Classical came to the aid of the Belgian, French and British American Homes Preservation Trust troops with warships, heavy artillery in the dunes and new fighter planes, showing the importance “Since its inception, this groundbreaking journal has placed on fighting the German U-boat bases at consistently provided a forum for dissemination of Zeebrugge and Ostend from the sea as well as the best and most up-to-date research in the field from land. of American furniture. The essays are insightful, probing, and illuminating. In short, American luc vanacker (b. 1953) is a history teacher at Ypres Furniture is essential reading for anyone with a and specialist in the Great War. He lives on the serious interest in the topic.” coast in the old Nieuport Sector. geert vanden Ronald Hurst, Carlisle Humelsine Curator of broucke is the mayor of Nieuport. benoît Collections and vice president of Collections and willaert is the secretary of Nieuport. Museums, Colonial Williamsburg Foundation luke beckerdite is editor of American Furniture and a decorative arts scholar living in Williamsburg, Virginia.

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Jesus and After Alpha v1 (2017) The First Eighty Years Studies in Early Christianity e. bruce brooks edited by e. bruce brooks, alvin p. cohen, and glen s. holland A historical study of Jesus and the Articles on early beginnings and Christian texts and later history of history the movement he left behind

This book is an overview of the history of Early Christianity. Each chapter is based on one selection from Jewish texts or from those produced by Alpha is an annual repository for leading-edge the Jesus sect of Judaism. It gives a sense of how research in the New Testament and related texts, things happened, from the words of certain and the historical development which the texts ancient prophets, to Jesus’ effort to bring about imply. Like its older sister journal Warring States those prophecies, to the efforts of his followers to Papers, it has a central focus on the methodology reshape their expectations after his death. It follows of text-based historical research, and includes the movement as it came to regard Jesus himself examples of the application of basic historical and as divine, a process which eventually led to the philological methods to texts in other traditions, separation of the sect from the parent religion. It including Chinese and Homeric Greek. ends with a glimpse of a surviving early Christian In the past, the early Christian texts have been church on the shores of the Black Sea, and how it approached theologically, rather than as historical appeared to the Roman administrator who was sources. Christian history has been seen as fully in charge of executing those who, like the Early realized in Paul, and all other viewpoints are Christians, refused Emperor worship. From the dismissed as later heresies. But many of the NT evidence of two deaconesses whom he tortured, texts give hints of a pre-Pauline Christianity, the which Pliny reported to Emperor Trajan, we too thing Paul began by persecuting. The work of the learn what were the regular practices of that church. Project leads to an unexpectedly full picture of that pattern of early belief and practice. It is this to e. bruce brooks lives in Northampton, which we have given the name Alpha Christianity. Massachusetts, and is a research professor at the It turns out to be remarkably close to what many University of Massachusetts at Amherst. He is the contemporary Christians actually live. author of many articles, reviews, and book chapters, and of two books, The Original Analects and The Emergence of China.

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Title Index Light of What Comes After, The, Author Index Lee, Forrester A., 11 28 Little, Margaree, 40 Adirondack Guideboat, The, 28 Abe, Marié, 21 Life of Poetry, The, 24 Lynge, Hans, 26 Life of Poetry, The, 24 Adnan, Etel, 35 LIGHT WIND LIGHT LIGHT, 48 Madison, Robert D., 9 Affliction, The, 43 Ali, Kazim, 18 Live at the Bitter End, 50 Manning, Robert, 10 Air Officer Commanding, 4 Bailey, Thomas Cullen, 4 Maturing with Moxie, 5 Moldaw, Carol, 41 Alpha v1 (2017), 58 Barber, Jesse, 10 Memoirs and Reflections, 6 Monz, Christopher, 10 American Furniture 2017, 57 Barnett, Cameron, 31 Modern French Jewish Thought, Moore, Christopher, 22 American Music Documentary, 22 Beckerdite, Luke, 57 14 Moseley, Lauren, 54 Animal Musicalities, 21 Bissell, Bill, 23 Music & Camp, 22 Moyer, J.D., 47 Archeology in the Adirondacks, 10 Briccetti, Lee, 39 My Riviera, 51 Mundy, Rachel, 21 Barren Island, 44 Brooks, E. Bruce, 58 Narwhal, 26 Newman, Peter, 10 Beauty Refracted, 41 Bruno, Greg C., 2 Natural Quiet and Natural Nguyen, Diana Khoi, 47 Bible of Dirty Jokes, The, 41 Burton, Libby, 50 Darkness, 10 Nweeia, Martin T., 26 Big Windows, 54 Cannon, Jan, 5 Nepantla, 35 Parzybok, Ezra, 5 Birding in Connecticut, 20 Carvalho, Sérgio Luís de, 27 Noble and Independent Course, Pavlić, Ed, 50 Black Power, Jewish Politics, 13 Ceppi, Elisabeth, 12 A, 11 Pedrolo, Manuel de, 19 Black Sea, 53 Cheever, Henry T., 9 Oil Spell, 46 Perrott, Mark, 32 Blessings from Beijing, 2 Chrusciel, Ewa, 49 Paper Sons, 30 Pollack, Eileen, 41 Blue Guide, 39 Cohen, Jonathan, 17 Pennies for Heaven, 13 Pringle, James S., 11 British on the Belgian Coast, Cohen, Alvin P., 58 Politics of Love, The, 15 Prufer, Kevin, 42 The, 57 Coleman, Aaron, 39 Practicing the World, 33 Purkert, Ben, 42 but it’s a long way, 37 Cooke, Jean G., 19 Resonances of Chindon-ya, 21 Purvis, Philip, 22 Camp Marmalade, 34 Cooley, Peter, 52 Rest, 40 Ramke, Bin, 48 Cancer Screening in the Cundieff-Pexa, Melissa, 29 Return of the Moguls, The, 3 Rhett, Kathryn, 54 Developing World, 11 Daniels, Jim, 52 Riverain, 15 Rivera, LM, 48 Cannabis Consulting, 5 Daley, Yvonne, 7 See the Wolf, 33 Roorda, Eric Paul, 9 Carry You, 30 Dilworth, Sharon, 51 Sentient Archive, The, 23 Rukeyser, Muriel, 24 Century Worm, 44 Dollinger, Marc, 13 Shadow-feast, 40 Sayre, David, 56 Challenges to the Dream, 52 Emberley, Rebecca, 56 Small Door of Your Death, The, 29 Shinn, Peggy, 6 Children’s History of Portugal, Espinosa, Pedro, 17 Soft Volcano, 50 Shipley, Ely, 36 A, 27 Esposito, Joseph A., 1 Some Animal, 36 Shot, Danny, 32 Clinic, Memory, The, 55 Fallon, Katie, 7 Strata, 49 Simmons, Glori, 30 Clubhouse Thief, The, 45 Feinstein, Elaine, 55 Subterranean, 46 Smith, Steven G., 20 Critical Hours, 8 Finkel, Madelon L., 11 Suelo Tide Cement, 36 Sneeden, Brian, 53 Darling Nova, 29 Fitzhugh, William W., 26 Surge, 35 Sornberger, Judith, 33 Dear Mary, 27 Flick, Sherrie, 31 Theodore Roosevelt, 4 Soto, Christopher, 35 Dinner in Camelot, 1 Foerster, Maxime, 15 Threat Come Close, 39 Sousa, Sarah, 33 Dog and the Fever, The, 17 Fredson, Todd, 44 Trailhead, The, 18 St. Germain, Sheryl, 29 Don’t Let Them See Me Like Gallo, Frank, 20 Trilogy, 45 Stancek, Claire Marie, 46 This, 38 Gibson, Jasmine, 38 Twain at Sea, 9 Starbuck, David R., 10 Drowning Boy’s Guide to Water, Gildroy, Doreen, 45 Typescript of the Second Origin, Stephen, Julia, 24 The, 31 Greenfield, Richard, 46 19 Stern, Nathaniel, 12 Drunkards, The, 48 Guétat-Liviani, Frédérique,37 Under the Dark Sky, 20 Stott, Sandy, 8 E Block, 32 Hallo, Jeffrey, 10 Vigilance Is No Orchard, 37 Sulavik, Stephen B., 28 Eastern Alpine Guide, 8 Hammerschlag, Sarah, 14 Vulture, 7 Syrett, Harold C., 19 Ecological Aesthetics, 12 Harbert, Benjamin J., 22 Whale and His Captors; or, The Szymaszek, Stacy, 34 End of Spectacle, The, 51 Hartford History Center, Hartford Whaleman’s Adventures, The, 9 Thomas, Keith, 14 Extra Hidden Life, among the Public Library, 23 Whiskey, Etc., 31 Town, Jen, 28 Days, 16 Haug, James, 15 White Nights, 55 Twain, Mark, 9 Flatland Dialogues, The, 56 Haviland, Linda Caruso, 23 Will of the Unseen, The, 26 Vanacker, Luc, 57 Flatland, 56 Hillman, Brenda, 16 WORKS, 32 Vega-Westhoff, Christina, 36 Fluxo-Floema, 38 Hilst, Hilda, 38 World Class, 6 Wallace, Valerie, 43 For the Love of Endings, 42 Holland, Glen S., 58 World Without Finishing, 52 Webster, Kerri, 18 Ghost Of, 47 Houlihan, Joan, 40 Year From Today, A, 34 White, Hazel, 37 Going Up the Country, 7 Janko, James, 45 Willey, Liz, 8 House of McQueen, 43 Jenkins, Alan, 55 Williams, Sydney M., 27 How He Loved Them, 42 Jones, Mike, 8 Williams, William Carlos, 17 I Think I’m Ready to See Frank Joslin, Katherine, 4 Woolf, Virginia, 24 Ocean, 49 Judson, Daniel, 13 Yezzi, David, 53 Icelandic Cure, The, 47 Kennedy, Dan, 3 Young, C. Dale, 43 Immortal Village, 54 Kissin, Evgeny, 6 Zoref, Carol, 44 In Pursuit of Civility, 14 Koestenbaum, Wayne, 34 In the Grand Tradition, 23 Konchan, Virginia, 51 Inquisition, 18 Lam, Dickson, 30 Interview in Weehawken, 19 LaSaine, John T., 4 Invisible Masters, 12 Lawson, Shayla, 49 Jesus and After, 58 Lawson, Steven, 10 Last City, 53

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