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Our Spring books have arrived, and we’re selling them at a discount through April 1st!

Paperbacks are 33% off. Hardcovers are 20% off and include a free hardcover of City of Corners by John Godfrey. And, as always, we offer free domestic shipping.

Congratulations to writer and artist Renee Gladman, who has been recognized by the Foundation for Contemporary Arts for her work in poetry and prose architectures, and ultimately awarding her with a 2016 grant for poetry.

The drawing featured above is from her Prose Architectures collection, an interdisciplinary project exploring the continuum between sentences and drawings--click here for more drawings and the full artist statement.

We are happy to announce the availability of our 2016 SOFTCOVER SUBSCRIPTION! At more than a 40% discount, the subscription will feature all of our 2016 publications, which will be listed below! In addition, we’ve also put together ephemera packs for the first 50 people to sign up. These packs include an array of broadsides, handmade materials from Wave events and the Poetry Bus Tour, booklets, and small publications. You can see a few varied examples attached to this post!

These are the forthcoming titles for our tenth year anniversary: in the spring we will be publishing OLIO by TYEHIMBA JESS, HARDLY WAR by DON MEE CHOI, COME IN ALONE BY ANSELM BERRIGAN, PHANTOM PAINS OF MADNESS by NOELLE KOCOT, and THE CITY KEEPS: SELECTED AND NEW POEMS 1966-2014 by JOHN GODFREY. 

Next fall’s season will include CALAMITIES BY RENEE GLADMAN, VIOLET ENERGY INGOTS by HOA NGUYEN, POWER BALLADS by GARRETT CAPLES, CITIES AT DAWN by GEOFFREY NUTTER, and MY PRIVATE PROPERTY by MARY RUEFLE.

Happy 100th birthday, ROBERT LAX! For the centennial celebration, we're offering a 40% DISCOUNT on his most recent selected, POEMS (1962-1997). This sale ends of Friday, so don’t sit on it too long!

Poems (1962-1997) gathers 35 years of ROBERT LAX’s work, rarely published and largely composed in solitude on the island of Patmos. Compiled and edited by the poet’s former assistant JOHN BEER, this selection reflects–through meditative sequences in striking vertical columns–Lax’s rigorous attention to the world around him, and his relentless aspiration to new ways of writing. The New York Times called Lax one of "America's greatest experimental poets, a true minimalist who can weave awesome poems from remarkably few words."

Beginning today through October 6th, our forthcoming October releases (plus the rest of MEISTER’s informal trilogy shown on the bottom half of this picture) are 33% off!

This sale includes paperback and limited-edition hardcover versions as well!