Soft Science explores the intersections of identity, race, sexuality, and real/not-realness…. read more

Pico’s poems value the vulgar and silly, as they mingle laffs and puns with colonialism, death, trauma, and our society’s disgraceful treatment of Janet Jackson…. read more

Company attempts a reclaiming of the past despite the violence enshrined therein… read more

The poems in Mills’ new collection are like chapters in two parallel and interwoven tales—one historical and the other contemporary…. read more

Andrea Gibson expertly walks the line between grief and hope, giving readers a deeply layered collection of poems… read more

Rather than pin down or bemoan our lack of perceptual surety, Adnan builds a nebula for readers to drift about…. read more

In Don’t Call Us Dead, Smith’s attention moves from the violence perpetrated on black boys to queerness and HIV and back to race, using startling forms and imaginative leaps…. read more

This collection is feminist, queer, and attuned to the many sites of self that comprise one person… read more

Zerance’s poems draw from what he knows as a young gay man of his era and are deeply rooted in the classic while maintaining a modern and clean style. … read more

Timothy Liu’s Luminous Debris: New & Selected Legerdemain ranges from poems of war to poems of marriage… read more