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New in June: I Am Not Sidney Poitier and The Looking House
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By Benjamin Percy “I admire the work of Benjamin Percy for its sheer ferocity and compassion, for its deep empathy for people at the hard edges of rage and grief and fear. The stories in Refresh, Refresh are big-hearted and drunk and dangerous, and there’s a heightened, unnerving vibe as you travel through Percy’s world. You never know where you will end up at the close of a Percy story, but you can be sure that he’ll actually take you somewhere.”—Dan Chaon |
By Molly Peacock "Peacock's worthy troupe of articulate contributors provocatively illuminate diverse aspects of our contradictory feelings about protecting and violating privacy." —Booklist |
By Kevin Prufer and Wayne Miller "New European Poets collects, for the first time, the work of poets from the latter twentieth century and the beginning of the twenty-first, together with new generations of translators of the poetry of Europe. For this impressive undertaking, for the knowledge, discernment and generosity of its editors, my gratitude is immense." —Carolyn Forché |
By Saskia Hamilton Saskia Hamilton, author of As for Dream and editor of The Letters of Robert Lowell, explores “where the pull of reverie becomes palpable and eerily seductive” (Poetry).
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By Natasha Trethewey "Inspired by Bellocq's Storyville portraits, Natasha Trethewey brings to art a young 'octoroon', in 1912, gallant, dignified, undefeated in her aspirations, yet barely able to breathe trapped and objectified in the world of a New Orleans brothel. Hers—theirs—is a stunning accomplishment." —Gail Mazur |