Saturnalia Books

A Slow Green SleepAuthor: Jonathan WeinertPublisher: Saturnalia BooksPublication Date: Mar 15, 2021Number of Pages: 88 pagesLanguage: EnglishBinding: PaperbackISBN-10: 1947817264ISBN-13: 9781947817265

Apocryphal Genesis comes as a reminder of how deeply personal an impersonal world can often feel. The failed promises of the previous centuries are mere preamble to the predicaments of the current...

From action figures to alcoholism, mental illness to mortality, devotion to divorce, Before After interrogates yet celebrates the paradoxes of living in a world both beautiful and brutal - a world,...

Translated from the French, Cutting the Stems is a playful, long poem in sections that contains a pastiche of various unlikely influences: manuals on gardening and plant propagation, etymological...

Dazzlingly queer, inclusive, celestial, with indigenous ancestral heart, Greyhound Americans, by award winning poet Moncho Alvarado, confronts a family history of borderland politics by discovering a...

High Lonesome is a radio left on in a candlelit room, playing softly into the shadows as the hours fall through the evening. Interruptions of static, a slow confetti of grief drifting into the...

KaputniksAuthor: Peter Jay ShippyPublisher: Saturnalia BooksPublication Date: March 15, 2021Number of Pages: 88 pagesLanguage: EnglishBinding: PaperbackISBN-10: 1947817280ISBN-13: 9781947817289

Mother BodyAuthor: Diamond FordePublisher: Saturnalia BooksPublication Date: March 15, 2021Number of Pages: 80 pagesLanguage: EnglishBinding: PaperbackISBN-10: 1947817248ISBN-13: 9781947817241

Through experiments in form and syntax, Resemblance/? builds structures of (un)recognizability and (il)legibility in its attempt to create spaces where new meanings, new uses of language, and new...

So Tough cuts a loose and spaced-out path through the interpenetrated dreams of public, doomsday time and private, organic time. Written in a season of wildfire smoke punctuated by gunfire, grieving,...

Stella Wong's debut book of poems playfully subverts and willfully challenges any notions we might have about Asian Americanness and its niceties. While her previous chapbook stunned her admirers and...

Whether crisp and understated or capacious and kinetic, the poems in Lee Upton's seventh collection are lyrically dexterous and reverberant. Shrewd, formally ambitious, excavating cultural myths and...

In her long-anticipated fourth collection, The Engineers, Katy Lederer draws on the newfangled languages of reproductive technology, genetic engineering, and global warming to ask the age-old...

The newest offering by Catherine Pierce is a whirlwind of poetic brilliance!Author: Catherine PiercePublisher: Saturnalia BooksPublication Date: Oct 01, 2016Number of Pages: 80 pagesLanguage:...

Jacob Sunderlin's first book of poems is measured in long shifts, out of sight of customers, written out in bleach, cigarette butts, and cheers to that we who work in the back of the house. Poems...