Elegy for Anthony Perkins by Todd Swift

"Todd Swift's poems move between the familiar and exotic, from the meditative through the speculative. His poetic language too is on the move, from the crisp tentativeness of Elizabeth Bishop to the outer suburbs of Stevens and even, here and there, Ginsberg." --George Szirtes

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The Undertow by Rhonda J. Nelson

"The poetry of Rhonda J. Nelson is hard, chiseled and elliptic. They circle and glide through disillusionment and danger, and at the same time enact the struggle and passion of the distressed to survive." -- David Mura

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Billy Collins Reading at Posman Books, New York City, 3.5.1998
by Regie Cabico

Regie Cabico is the winner of the 1993 New York Poetry Slam, a Road Poet on Lollapalooza, and the opening act of MTV's Free Your Mind Spoken Word Tour.

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Outside St. Jude's by Michael Graves

"Experience the frisson of insight--even before the comfort of comprehension. Michael Graves' poetry is complex, true to the complexity of life. Accessible, passionately human as he ranges from the mythic, to the satiric to the personal." -- Ciceil Gross

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Saving the Saber Tooth by Richard Pearse

"You may not be aware that you need Richard Pearse's poetry, but you do." -- John Ashbery

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New York Album by Christiane Tricoit

She is editor of Le Palais des poètes (France).

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