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Henry David Thoreau: A Very Short Introduction

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Report copyright infringementby Lawrence Buell (Author)"When I wrote the following pages, or rather the bulk of them, I lived alone, in the woods, a mile from any neighbor, in a house which I had built myself, on the shore of Walden Pond..." Henry David Thoreau (1817-1862) was a leading figure in the American Transcendentalist movement and the era of U. S. literary emergence, an intellectual with worldwide influence as essayist, social thinker, naturalist-environmentalist, and sage. Thoreau's...

Poetry's Data: Digital Humanities and the History of Prosody

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Report copyright infringementby Meredith Martin (Author)Why literary studies must confront digital mediation We live and research in a technologically mediated landscape in which old models of reading and researching--methods that presume an autonomous, single scholar gathering resources and making claims--no longer hold. Scholars have yet to theorize either the embeddedness of their sources inside multiple layers of mediation or their own place in an information ecosystem that demands our ac...

I Am the Arrow: The Life and Art of Sylvia Plath in Six Poems

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Report copyright infringementby Sarah Ruden (Author), Sylvia Plath (Author)Acclaimed translator Sarah Ruden shares a fresh, myth-busting reading of Sylvia Plath's poems, revealing the full range and towering ambition of a great American poet. One of our leading interpreters of ancient literature, acclaimed translator Sarah Ruden (the Aeneid) has long had a passion for Sylvia Plath's poetry. In this profound reconsideration of Plath's genius, Ruden argues that Plath is more than a consummate m...

Poetry of the Second World War: An Anthology

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Report copyright infringementby Tim Kendall (Author)The Second World War is now recognized as a watershed for British poetry. The changes that arose were masked for some time by the enormous power and shock of the conflict itself, and by the restrictions on poetry publishing consequent on paper rationing and the general business of wartime. This anthology seeks to showcase not only the harrowingly beautiful poetry born from the conflict, but also the radical changes to style and form that cam...

A Century of Poetry: 100 Poems for Searching the Heart

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Report copyright infringementby Rowan Williams (Author)'All serious lovers of poetry will want this book.'A. N. WilsonAll good poetry has the power to transport and transform us, to inspire and challenge us, to comfort and heal us, and to hold up a mirror to the world around us.In A Century of Poetry, Rowan Williams invites you to reflect with him on 100 poems from the past 100 years - poems with an originality and depth that can impel you to search your heart, and to explore your own experie...

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Report copyright infringementby J. T. Barbarese (Author)Inventions on the Brink, a collection of literary journalism by J. T. Barbarese, offers engagingly plainspoken and informed essays on American poetry from Edgar Allan Poe to the present, written by a poet with long experience in the classroom. The collection discusses writers as divergent as Walt Whitman and Ezra Pound, Hart Crane and A. R. Ammons, Gerald Stern and John Prine. It includes a separate section of essays examining the craft...

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Report copyright infringementby Herr Cherrytree (Pseud ?) (Author)Dive into a diverse collection of literary works with "Prose And Poetry," a compilation showcasing a range of styles and themes. This volume offers a blend of poetic expressions and prose narratives, perfect for readers seeking a broad literary experience. Explore various voices and perspectives within its pages, making it an enriching addition to any literature enthusiast's collection.This work has been selected by scholars as...

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Report copyright infringementby Dawn Leas (Author)Full DescriptionThe Sin of Being Okay is a contemplative exploration of the ever-changing landscapes of love, loss, and the search to answer the question, Who am I? The poems speak to the path forward being fraught not only with storms but also with pockets of quiet and solitude-peace and grace. They unveil a knowing that we often must walk alone through a messy and beautifully hard fog of heartache. Yet, by doing so, there is much to gain: re...

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Report copyright infringementby Loria Mendoza (Author), Isra Cheema (Editor), Leah Bury (Cover Design by)The Body Can Tolerate is a hauntingly intimate poetry collection that explores the body as both a witness and a vessel - a place where personal pain and generational trauma echo through every cell. Navigating the liminal space between past and present, memory and dissociation, these poems trace the fractured paths of inheritance, love, loss, and the quiet, aching work of survival. With lan...

The Risalo of Shah Abdul Latif: Sufi Poetry from Sindh

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Report copyright infringementby Shah Abdul Latif (Author), Christopher Shackle (Translator)A landmark English translation of Sindhi literature's most famous classic. Shah Abdul Latif's Risalo, loosely translated as "the message," is widely regarded as the pinnacle of Sindhi literature, cherished across South Asia and the diaspora. This collection of Sufi verses, originally crafted for musical performance in the eighteenth century, weaves a rich tapestry of mystical and divine love, drawing o...

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Report copyright infringementby Florida Writers Association (Editor)Discover bold voices and fresh perspectives in New Directions, New Dimensions, an inspiring anthology featuring Florida writers who explore the turning points that reshape our lives. From striking fiction and heartfelt creative nonfiction to evocative poetry, these works invite readers to journey through change, discovery, and transformation. Whether navigating life's crossroads, seeking new horizons, or confronting the unkno...

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Report copyright infringementby Brian Murdoch (Author)This anthology offers parallel texts and translations of the poetic material that survives in Old High German, the earliest stage of the German language, from roughly 800 to about 1050. The translations keep as close to the originals as possible, while giving at the same time some indication of the poetic form. The works included are rich and varied, ranging from heroic lays to charms and blessings to historical poetry and hagiography. The...

If Not Us, Who?: Antelope Hill Publishing Writing Competition 2025

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Report copyright infringementby Antelope Hill Publishing (Compiled by)How much can our actions - and inactions - really matter? The Antelope Hill Publishing 2025 Writing Competition explored the theme of the consequences of one's decisions, offering participants, and now readers, a chance to reflect on the nature of causes and effects, and the relationship between them on the individual and collective level. On an individual level, our choices define our lives, achievements, failures, and leg...

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Report copyright infringementby Austin Allen (Author)The Travels of Blad J. Garamond: In Search of Geneviève Sans-Serif is a novel in verse and a swashbuckling saga in the grand old style. It chronicles the feverish romantic entanglements of three friends and foes: Blad, an Anglo-American dandy; Geneviève, an illustrious French cosmologist; and a masked swordsman known only as The Rival. Wounded by this love triangle, our hero sets out on a desperate voyage around the globe and beyond, via bo...

America's Future: poetry & prose in response to tomorrow

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Report copyright infringementby Caroline Bock (Editor), Jona Colson (Editor)America's Future: poetry and prose in response to tomorrow features 164 bold, thought-provoking writers including an opening speech, published here for the first time, by Congressman Jamie Raskin of Maryland; poetry by master poet E. Ethelbert Miller in collaboration with Miho Kinnas, essays by Marvin Kalb and Bethanne Patrick, and short stories by Mary Kay Zuravleff, Kathleen Wheaton, and more. The anthology arrives ...

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Report copyright infringementby Adedayo Agarau (Author)Winner, 2026 Nossrat Yassini Poetry PrizeWinner of the 2023-24 Poetic Justice Institute Editors Prize for a BIPOC Writer NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY'S 25 BEST NEW POETRY BOOKS OF 2026 - ISELE MAGAZINE EDITOR'S CHOICE: 25 MOST ANTICIPATED BOOKS OF 2025 - THE MODACULTURE 10 ANTICIPATED AFRICAN BOOKS OF 2025 - OPEN COUNTRY MAGAZINE ANTICIPATED BOOKS OF 2025 In this unflinching debut collection, Adedayo Agarau confronts the harrowing reality of r...

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Report copyright infringementby Henry Vaughan (Author)âSecular Poemsâ is a collection of works by Henry Vaughan, showcasing his poetic talent and exploration of themes beyond the purely religious. Published in 1893, this volume offers a glimpse into Vaughan's broader literary interests, demonstrating his skill in crafting verses on a variety of subjects. While Vaughan is best known for his spiritual and metaphysical poems, this collection highlights his engagement with earthly themes and ...

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Report copyright infringementby Emma Donoghue (Editor), Terry Fallis (Foreword by), Donna Costa (Author)Out of the Woods: Voices from the Forest City - An Anthology from London Writers SocietyNestled amidst the lush forests of London, Ontario and its surrounding communities, a vibrant tapestry of voices emerges from the trees. Out of the Woods brings together an extraordinary collection of stories and poems-each one a testament to the power of storytelling and the diverse perspectives of writ...

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Report copyright infringementby Daniel Tobin (Author)The Odeon, a new volume of essays by the celebrated poet and critic Daniel Tobin, takes its title from the classical Greek and Roman buildings designed for the presentation of musical and poetic compositions. Organized around the question of "sensibility"--with its various social, philosophical, and aesthetic connotations--the collection presents a sequence of related essays exploring both resonances and dissonances in the traditions of mo...

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Report copyright infringementby Willamette Writers (Author)The Timberline Review is an all-volunteer literary journal published by Willamette Writers. Our focus is on showcasing emerging talent. This issue includes fiction, nonfiction, poetry and photography. Number of Pages: 146 Dimensions: 0.31 x 9 x 6 IN Publication Date: August 02, 2025

Philippe Soupault: Poetry, Prose, and Interviews

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Report copyright infringementby Philippe Soupault (Author), Gregg Ellis (Translator)Translated Poetry, Prose, and Interviews of Philippe Soupault (1897-1990). "These totally remarkable renderings - I won't even say translations -of the superb French Surrealist poet, Philippe Soupault, are nothing short of miraculous. Gregg Ellis has managed to offer more than I might have imagined. And Soupault is, at least for me, the most appealing Surrealist, even more so than the revered André Breton. All...

Washashores Review: Fiction. Essays. Poetry.

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Report copyright infringementby Mathea Morais (Co-Editor) (Editor), Elisa M. Speranza (Co-Editor) (Editor)Washashores Review (Volume 1, Issue 1, Summer 2025) is the first anthology of creative writing by the Washashores Writers Collective. The Collective is a diverse group of women and women-identifying writers with a connection to Martha's Vineyard, an island off the coast of Massachusetts. The essays, poems, and short stories in this collection were all inspired by the magic of the island w...

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Report copyright infringementby Devondra F. Banks (Author)Chamomile clouds is a book of heart-crafted poetry that was birthed from the author's life experiences of love, loss, joy, and the pursuit of peace and acceptance. These raw and organic poems are relatable and will give hope at the turn of every page. Number of Pages: 80 Dimensions: 0.31 x 9 x 6 IN Publication Date: March 31, 2025

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Report copyright infringementby Teresa Scollon (Editor), Jennifer Yeatts (Editor)The Spring/Summer 2025 issue (29.1) of Dunes Review, northern Michigan's leading independent literary journal. Dunes Review is published by Michigan Writers, Inc., located in Traverse City, Michigan. Edited by Jennifer Yeatts and Teresa Scollon. Number of Pages: 114 Dimensions: 0.27 x 9 x 6 IN Publication Date: July 08, 2025

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Report copyright infringementby Lauren Steinbach (Author)Flopped Love, Flipped Mystics, and Dream Portraits is a collection of poetry inspired by love and mystical dreams. Looking through the lens of the author, who was diagnosed with mental illness, the reader may see through the descriptions with a twist on the words. The collection of poetry is also inspired by life experiences and vast feelings of love and mysticism. The poetry interpretations are layered with subconscious and conscious k...

Capital Queer: A Pride Celebration from Washington Writers' Publishing House

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Report copyright infringementby Jona Colson (Editor), Caroline Bock (Editor)CAPITAL QUEER: A PRIDE CELEBRATION FROM WASHINGTON WRITERS' PUBLISHING HOUSE showcases bold, queer voices from DC, Maryland, and Virginia. Featuring a mix of well-known, emerging, and new writers, this collection honors the LGBTQ+ experience through poetry, fiction, and essay. With themes of love, resilience, identity, and liberation, these powerful works speak to the heart of what it means to live authentically and c...

All Things Can Be True Todo Puede Ser Cierto

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Report copyright infringementby Deyanira Contreras (Author)In a world that often demands certainty, All Things Can Be True Todo Puede Ser Cierto invites readers to embrace the fluidity of identity, sexuality, culture, and language through a vibrant collection of bilingual poetry. Deyanira Contreras, born in Mexico and raised in Los Angeles, explores themes of self-discovery and connection, bridging the gap between two worlds with a poetic voice that speaks to the heart of navigating the topic...

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Report copyright infringementby Norman M. Sinel (Author)Fifty thought poems to shine a light on the misogynistic, patriarchal, greed based lessons underlying fifty fairy tales gathered by Grimm, which have helped to mold the ethics and moralities of the western world. These stories told to guide the young and expose them to the dangers of the world, have succeeded in fostering economic tyranny, unfettered consumption and envy, a thirst for riches, an acceptance of unchecked patriarchal power,...

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Report copyright infringementby Henry Wadsworth Longfellow (Author)This first volume of "The Complete Works Of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow" presents an enduring collection of poetry from one of America's most beloved and influential poets. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow's lyrical verse and accessible style made him a household name, and his works continue to resonate with readers today. This collection offers a comprehensive look at Longfellow's early poetic development, showcasing his talent for ...

Breath Lines: How Poems Work and Why They Matter

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Report copyright infringementby Jan Schreiber (Author)Breath Lines takes a fresh and down-to-earth approach to encounters with poetry. In these accessible, non-technical essays, Jan Schreiber offers insightful strategies for reading and understanding works that many people have found challenging. The essays address critical areas of poetic craft and interpretation: the content of poems, including narrative techniques and the voices a poet creates; the character and power of verse lines and th...

Both Sides Face East. Volume 1: Durable Words

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Report copyright infringementby Julia Sushytska (Editor), Alisa Slaughter (Editor), Ariel Rosé (Editor)A Ukrainian journalist ends each day "scorched by another person's grief." A schoolgirl in Croatia cherishes her Barbie and learns to dread air raid sirens more than her geometry homework. A poet imagines the spiritual life of a fish who escapes the hook. An exiled artist recreates her homeland in the shape of a bird. The writers assembled in this volume dream and document and remember, they...

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Report copyright infringementby Westley Heine (Author), Michele McDannold (Editor), Daniel John Stine (Artist)Cloud Watching in the Inferno is a collection gathering the best pieces by author Westley Heine written between 2022 and 2024. The poems and short stories are set in the past and the future using surreal imagery and dark humor to capture the contemporary existential angst of life in the 2020s. Full of colorful hard-nosed characters, themes include heartbreak, AI, sex, death, America, ...