Literary Nonfiction. Poetry. African & African American Studies. LGBTQIA Studies. Women's Studies. Poets Audre Lorde and Pat Parker first met in 1969; they began exchanging letters regularly five year
Poetry. Middle Eastern Studies. Translated by Stephen Watts and Golan Haji. "In Golan Haji's poems and prose-poems, fable and myth are incised into history and contemporanaeity, al-Ma'arri's verses ar
Poetry. Women's Studies. Translated from the Lithuanian by Rimas Uzgiris. Ilze Butkute's poems are peopled with dwarves and lovers, magicians and cats, who navigate both the daylight and the darkness
Fifty powerful and unsettling untitled poems make up this mesmerizing collection by distinguished Slovenian writer Brane Maletic.In these poems, Mozetic confronts meaninglessness and pleasure, melanc
Poetry. LGBTQIA Studies. Translated by David Colmer. Dutch writer Edward van de Vendel, well-known for his young adult novels and children's books, explores the thrills and chills of adolescent love i
Poetry. Women's Studies. Translated from the Latvian by Jayde Will. Inga Piz?ne captures a vibrant inner and outer life that moves seamlessly between the domestic landscape of the home and the streets
Poetry. Jewish Studies. Women's Studies. In the Jewish tradition, Lilith's punishment for rejecting Adam and disobeying God is to give birth to one hundred demons at twilight every night. These demons
At last, the first collection of poems from the Pulitzer Prize and Lambda Literary Award winning Cuban-American author Achy Obejas.The poems in This Is What Happened In Our Other Life form a handbook
