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Earth Again
Publication Date: February 2013
Fans of Dombrowski's previous collection, By Cold Water (which was noted as a contemporary poetry bestseller by the Poetry Foundation in 2009), along with other poets and poetry lovers will appreciate the attention to detail and the imaginative intensity of the poems in Earth Again.
Practicing to Walk Like a Heron
Publication Date: February 2013
This relatable and emotionally powerful volume will appeal to all poetry readers.
Byron and the Jews
Publication Date: July 2010
Scholars of Byron, Jewish identity, and those interested in translation and reception studies will appreciate this insightful volume.
Birth of a Notion; Or, the Half Ain't Never Been Told
Publication Date: May 2010
Anyone interested in poetry, American history, and African American studies will appreciate Birth of a Notion.
After-Music
Publication Date: January 2008
Poetry lovers and teachers and students of contemporary verse will enjoy this significant volume.
Poetry's Playground
Publication Date: February 2007
This book will be of interest to poets, scholars of poetry and children’s literature, as well as students and teachers of literary history, cultural anthropology, and contemporary poetry.
Broken Symmetry
Publication Date: March 2006
The straightforward language and universal subject matter make Broken Symmetry a profound collection of poetry that will appeal to readers of all backgrounds.
John Donne and the Protestant Reformation
Publication Date: July 2003
This collection offers a fresh understanding of Donne’s hard-won irenicism, which he achieved at great personal and professional risk.
The Modern Hebrew Poem Itself
Publication Date: February 2003
The Modern Hebrew Poem Itself is a must-have for lovers of poetry and Jewish literature.
I Want to Fall Like This
Publication Date: October 1994
As Fishman matured and her health turned poor, she began to ponder the passage of time by viewing nature through a darker and more restrictive lens, creating some of her most thoughtful and stirring work, all of which is captured and expertly translated in I Want to Fall Like This.
Hatshepsut, Speak to Me
Publication Date: June 1992
Hatshepsut, Speak to Me represents a culmination of Ruth Whitman's series of groundbreaking narrative poems written in the voices of other extraordinary women—Lizzie Borden, Tamsen Donner, Hanna Senesh, Anna Pavlova, and Isadora Duncan.
