Editions of Blake's poetry—which as an artist and printer he frequently engraved and published himself—most often fail to reproduce his integral illustrations, or do so in poor Continue reading »
Sophisticated illustrations of the roaming ``tyger'' amid the ``forests of the night'' accompany Blake's famous poem. Shadowy black-and-gray spreads feature window-like insets of the dazzling color Continue reading »
The brilliant third collection from Tuffaha (Kaan and Her Sisters), who is of Palestinian, Jordanian, and Syrian descent, evokes the weight of a homeland’s genocide, but is Continue reading »
This elegiac outing from Laméris (Bonfire Opera) is a testament to indelible love, offering a maelstrom of memory that briefly resurrects those she mourns. In the aftermath of Continue reading »
Lyrical and metaphysical riches gleam in Otta’s incandescent latest (after Antimateria). Compiled from four of Otta’s previous books, the poems saunter from the personal to the Continue reading »
Brilliantly translated by Kin and Hennessy, this captivating collection from Ukrainian poet Andrukhovych is animated by local legend, regional history, and personal Continue reading »