Etruscan Press

Horvath examines scoliosis through the lens of family dynamics, feminism, folk and fairy tales, 1970 pop culture, and romantic love.Author: Patricia HorvathPublisher: Etruscan PressPublication Date:...

"One of the best books I've read in many, many years, if not in my life."--Anderson Cooper Featured on MSNBC's Morning Joe What does a mother say to the person responsible for kidnapping, torturing,...

Areas of Fog a year-long journal of inner and outer weather, journeying through New England seasons accompanied by literary ghosts.Author: Will DowdPublisher: Etruscan PressPublication Date: Nov 14,...

Author: Spring UlmerPublisher: Etruscan PressPublication Date: Oct 31, 2020Number of Pages: 208 pagesLanguage: EnglishBinding: PaperbackISBN-10: 1733674128ISBN-13: 9781733674126

Bon Courage is a fierce, eclectic, and intimate collection that encompasses the big questions of our time: what we mean by courage, how we define our world, how we choose to exist in it. Bon Courage...

This memoir chronicles a young girl's journey through abuse, impoverishment, and a continuing search for sustenance that will not die.Author: Laurie Jean CannadyPublisher: Etruscan PressPublication...

The short stories in Brian Coughlan's Don't Mind Me dig deep into what it means to live in an increasingly connected, but isolated modern world that demands far more than we can possibly hope to...

Using her own "funeral playlist," Sarah Gorham examines the intricate connections between music, consolation, and human mortality. The essays in this unique collection explore a diverse range of...

In the third Tribus by Etruscan Press, we present work by poets of three generations: William Heyen, H. L. Hix, and Dante Di Stefano. It was Di Stefano's new book, Lullaby with Incendiary Device,...

Pointing the way to what Montaigne called unlearning how to be a slave, Human Directional teaches us how to be free. With the deadly precision of the fey, it reveals the heartbreak and absurdity of...

In language wild and restrained, opulent and precise, these sonnets make something lasting, even beautiful, from tragedy--personal and national.Diane Raptosh's collection of sonnets, I Eric America,...

In the Cemetery of the Orange Trees is a disquieting allegory of the clash between the occupied and the occupier.Author: Jeff TalarigoPublisher: Etruscan PressPublication Date: Feb 13, 2018Number of...

The unnamed narrator in Museum of Stones carries the name of every mother who has stared into the face of her newborn, having no idea of what is about to unfold.Author: Lynn LuriePublisher: Etruscan...

This panorama of poems defines the twilight when a caretaker of parents realizes that life is too short.Author: Tim SeiblesPublisher: Etruscan PressPublication Date: Feb 14, 2017Number of Pages: 120...

Rain Inscription gives vivid testimony to the paradox that human making is both lasting and fleeting.Author: H. L. HixPublisher: Etruscan PressPublication Date: Jul 11, 2017Number of Pages: 141...

These essays travel near and far to explore landscapes of personal and cultural significance and the communities that inhabit them. At a time when we reexamine how policies of yesteryear shape...

With a lyricism that is both delicate and painful,Rough Ground explores the devastating consequences of trauma on our ability to speak about the world. Based upon Wittgenstein'sTractatus...

ScarAuthor: Bruce BondPublisher: Etruscan PressPublication Date: Nov 10, 2020Number of Pages: 144 pagesLanguage: EnglishBinding: PaperbackISBN-10: 1733674144ISBN-13: 9781733674140

In unbidden moments, Donata Polo, wife of Marco Polo, turns to perceive a Venice accelerating from Mediterranean port to global hub. In peripatetic visits to market she reflects upon the erotics and...

Michael Waters' Sinnerman charts the fluid boundaries between transgression and transcendence in narrative poems containing Waters' signature lyrical gestures. "Blessed be sin if it teaches men...

What if music could bring about a revolution all on its own? What power might reside in such a potent work of art, and what hauntings, private or collective, would it have to evoke? A meditation on...

A compilation of half a century's poetic meditation on the holocaust and its causes and consequences.Author: William HeyenPublisher: Etruscan PressPublication Date: Nov 01, 2016Number of Pages: 352...

Author: Nin AndrewsPublisher: Etruscan PressPublication Date: Nov 03, 2020Number of Pages: 128 pagesLanguage: EnglishBinding: PaperbackISBN-10: 173367411XISBN-13: 9781733674119

A creative, individualistic woman risks following a vision to a place that ends up changing her to a new, true, risky, loving self. Dostoyevsky said, "Beauty saves," and, in Jacqueline Gay Walley's...

A wild ride on the madcap streets of Guatemala City. A twilight walk through old Havana with a Cuban mailman. A canoe trip in search of a lost grave in the Everglades. These are some of the...

This collection is a set of jazz-inflected ghazals tied to epigraphs from Colum McCann's award-winning novel Apeirogon and illuminated with Bill Gingles' abstract expressionist paintings. Until We...

Variations, in the Key of K is a collection of, materially and thematically, interconnected stories featuring half-imagined, half-scholarly, renderings of historically significant artists, including:...

The world of Wattle & daub is inhabited by mysterious and peculiar creatures. A woman who fears the living thing in her apartment walls. An office-based streaker with an axe to grind. Automatons that...