God ComplexRachael Allen God Complex, Rachael Allen's second collection, is a sweeping and corrosive epic, a narrative poem that tells the story of the breakup of a toxic relationship in the face of the similarly toxic catastrophe of global degradation and disaster. Through the fiery and unstable speaker of the poem, these conditions become fused, lending themselves to the depiction of unutterable thoughts and seams of emotion. Measuring the impact of pollutants

"In [Bosch's] enchanted garden no color line is drawn

The Book of a Thousand Eyes was begun as an homage to Scheherazade

In Sasja Janssen’s award-winning collection

bringing some remarkable works back into print in the process and introducing poems which have never before been translated

In such classics as 'The Beekeeper's Daughter

and militarism

'Wendy Lotterman is a scientist of feeling

Say Translation Is Art is a treatise on literary translation that exceeds the bounds of conventional definitions of such

Diggs raises new monuments

His early books – Inner Scaffolds

elusively disciplinary forces — of law

The continuous listening company demands—company including imaginary self