Wandering Aengus Press

Author: L. Annette BinderPublisher: Wandering Aengus PressPublication Date: Apr 11, 2025Number of Pages: 186 pagesBinding: Paperback or SoftbackISBN-10: NAISBN-13: 9798218516765

You must write a self/ out of waiting/ to speak asserts Alina ?tefanescu's Dor and oh, what a prismatic, many-headed self has been written into existence within these pages. In her stunning second...

Empire Of SurrenderAuthor: Michael SchmeltzerPublisher: Wandering Aengus PressPublication Date: Feb 14, 2022Number of Pages: 98 pagesLanguage: EnglishBinding: PaperbackISBN-10: 057830841XISBN-13:...

Feeding HourAuthor: Jessica GigotPublisher: Wandering Aengus PressPublication Date: Nov 20, 2020Number of Pages: 84 pagesLanguage: EnglishBinding: PaperbackISBN-10: 0578714612ISBN-13: 9780578714615

In the intimate and lyrical poems of Firmament, Christopher Martin is wanderer and observer wading through natural and spiritual landscapes as he considers "what it means to die yet remain bound to a...

In this memoir in essays, Heather Durham explores wild America weaving the perspectives of trained ecologist, inquisitive philosopher, and restless nomad. Part scientifically-informed nature writing,...

Gerry McFarland's poetry collection, Gunner, lyrically reflects on his years as a young Navy Gunner on board the USS King at the Gulf of Tonkin during the Vietnam war.Author: Gerry...

Winner of the Wandering Aengus Press Book Award, Tarn Wilson's memoir in essays In Praise of Inadequate Gifts explores the varied ways we process trauma and loss-and the miraculous, awkward, and...

Author: Majda GamaPublisher: Wandering Aengus PressPublication Date: Apr 05, 2025Number of Pages: 90 pagesBinding: Paperback or SoftbackISBN-10: NAISBN-13: 9798218516222

In Jed Myers' beautiful and bracing collection, Learning to Hold, we are invited to consider the trauma of war, genocide, and The Holocaust, how "What stories aren't told are lived" and "Memories...

Lucy Ferriss's modern-day meditations are harrowing, whimsical, elegant, and probing. These beautifully composed pieces are small miracles of the essayist's art, and few writers at work today are as...

In this timely collection of elegies, award-winning poet Holly J. Hughes gives voice to 15 bird species that no longer fill our skies. "In poems at once heartbreaking and illuminating, Holly Hughes...

Slow Learner is like a walk through the woods with your smartest, funniest, most observant friend-in the excellent company of at least two dogs. Afterward? Wine by the fire. And all the cheese.-Jill...

In the essay collection Studio of the Voice, master essayist Marcia Aldrich is at her finest as she invites readers along for a personal exploration of women's lives, the complicated love of mothers...

Poetry can speak most resonantly at those times when the distance between our lives and death shrinks, times such as when a parent dies, and we relearn what intimacy in a family context can mean...

What is the Beloved Republic? E. M. Forster, who coined the phrase, called it a "an aristocracy of the sensitive, the considerate, and the plucky." They are "sensitive for others as well as for...

"The moments that change us, the ghosts that follow us, the memories that slow us down or keep us afloat - Jill Talbot has found the language for all of that. Talbot, a longtime single mother, hopes...

"Daddona's immersive debut is both a coming-of-age story and a portrait of a community...There are big ideas aplenty in here-and some bleak moments of moral horror as well. A philosophical,...

This fresh release of an epochal novel from the late 1990s unlocks the dystopic world of the United States circa 2026, when Roe v. Wade has been overturned and abortion finally banned in all 50...

In taxidermy one encounters the word 'articulate, ' which means both to give shape to something and to express its systemic whole. The word means more or less the same thing in regards to language as...

Yuck is a prismatic collage, a poetic wandering, a compact history of the West as twisted and weird and ominous and beautiful as the plant it obsesses over. From divine providence to gaseous landfill...