Literature, Poetry & Criticism books

Ralph Waldo Emerson found Leaves of Grass to be ""the most extraordinary piece of wit and wisdom that America has...  Read More >>

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In her second poetry collection, Abby Duran weaves the tapestry between generations and geographies and the emotional...  Read More >>

On the Shores of Life is not meant to be read. It is meant to be felt by the soul. These poems are sacred whispers...  Read More >>

Cicatrizing the Daughters is a collection of liminal spaces, moving from New York City apartments and streets to...  Read More >>

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True tales of wild places, strange encounters, and the soul of the road. Travel Mischief drops you into real, raw,...  Read More >>

More Than One Way is a tender, unfiltered collection of poems and reflections exploring the beauty, confusion, grief,...  Read More >>

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Dr. Byron Marshall Hyde was a family doctor in Ottawa, a researcher and world-renowned specialist of Myalgic Encephalomyelitis...  Read More >>

In What Turtle Blood Tastes Like, Lamb sifts through the dirt, hungry for roots, for memory and the bones of ancestors....  Read More >>

Justin Kostas has spent his life running from his family's legacy. As the son of a notorious New York mafia boss,...  Read More >>

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Marie-Louise von Franz explores one of the most fundamental themes in fairytales and the human psyche: the dynamic...  Read More >>

""A blend of inquisitive narrative, philosophy, literary theory, and experimental lyricism""-- Provided by publisher....  Read More >>

Das Musil-Forum, Publikationsorgan der Internationalen Robert-Musil-Gesellschaft, ist eine interdisziplinäre Plattform...  Read More >>

In Melissa Huff's stunning collection, To Speak to Each Day in its Own Language, she creates ""garlands of meaning""...  Read More >>

This is the first edition and commentary of Callimachus' Epigrams in English. These short poems by one of the leading...  Read More >>

Written with unparalleled fluency and clarity of expression, here are meditations on foreign policy and India's...  Read More >>

The earliest version of William Langland’s Piers Plowman shows this elusive and centrally important fourteenth-century...  Read More >>

Since 2016, when I started writing poetry about my journey with Dementia, I have come to realise that poetry is...  Read More >>

The silence is deafening. Your adult child has shut you out completely-no calls, no texts, no explanations. The...  Read More >>

This first collection of poetry from Rabbinical Student Aaron Rotenberg, casts the cycles of travel between Canada,...  Read More >>

'when the moon calls' is your place to play. no rules. a playground with creative prompts & poetry serving as both...  Read More >>

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