New York Quarterly Books

In Between Twilight Post delves deep into the difficult journeys of everyday life and intersects those with the difficult maps of the past. There are "atrocities in the body" and many ways a person...

For Alexis Rhone Fancher fans, the wait is over. Admit it! You've been lusting after something naughty to liven up your life. Once again, Alexis delivers. BRAZEN showcases her best work since EROTIC,...

Matthew Johnson's second poetry volume constructs a space where the rural communities of Upstate, the suburban living of the Lower Hudson Valley, and the metropolitan landscapes of the City are woven...

Christopher Locke's new collection of poetry Music for Ghosts is a visceral testament to youth and hubris, erasure and forgiveness. The heart of these poems straddle the space between the personal...

SMOKE & MIRRORS spills torment, agony, small miracles and a blind lust for life no matter what the cost. When we look closely and peel back the fa?ade of perfect skirts, soft skin and angelic smiles,...

Author: Joe WeilPublisher: New York Quarterly BooksPublication Date: Aug 10, 2020Number of Pages: 108 pagesLanguage: EnglishBinding: PaperbackISBN-10: 1630450669ISBN-13: 9781630450663

Author: Gerard GrealishPublisher: New York Quarterly BooksPublication Date: Aug 01, 2020Number of Pages: 96 pagesLanguage: EnglishBinding: PaperbackISBN-10: 1630450766ISBN-13: 9781630450762

The only book of poetry to date devoted to the Rwanda genocide and published in this country, this is a work of nonfictional poetry, a cousin in genre to the nonfictional novel. It is based not only...

Author: Linda HillringhousePublisher: New York Quarterly BooksPublication Date: May 15, 2020Number of Pages: 86 pagesLanguage: EnglishBinding: PaperbackISBN-10: 1630450693ISBN-13: 9781630450694

Heeding St. John Cassian's call, The Third Renunciation rejects classic depictions of divinity and religious dogma to see God more fully. Each poem begins with a proposition (e.g. "Say God is the...