Monster
Charting surreal and yet familiar worlds where hope and horror co-exist, Monster is ruthless, weird, dark and funny. These 32 stories explore loss, addiction,…
The Wind Was Rising
Na Ye’s poetry shows her as a woman relaxed at her work, smoking while staring inwardly at the outside world, focusing on her own…
The Boy in a Baseball Cap
From the winner of the inaugural Shanghai International Poetry Competition in 2016, this collection, written in a post-Menglong style covers a variety of themes, including disability and gay and lesbian themes. A rising star in the Chinese poetry scene.
At the Foot of the Mountain
At the Foot of the Mountain is a wonder of compression and transformation. These poems are distilled from decades of living, reading, thinking and…
Glide
Glide is the second part of an ecopoetics project that began with the landmark collection Yuiquimbiang. Louise Crisp’s new collection extends her research into…
Intimate, low-voiced, delicate things
Winner of the 2022 Tim Thorne Prize for Poetry. Winner of the 2022 Tasmanian Literary Awards People’s Choice Award. From the award-winning author of…
the best way to destroy an enemy is to make him a friend
REVIEWS “[The title] is a slogan lifted from the back of a Mainfreight truck… [it] remind[s] us how we find meaning in relation to…
Dear Eileen,
REVIEWS “The poems are not discrete, but rather build and accumulate as the author tries to make sense of his conflicted subjectivity as a…
