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Pulitzer Prize finalist Hala Alyan’s sixth collection of poetry, on power and reclamation within American, familial, and geopolitical structures. In The Domestic Empire, award-winning Palestinian poet, novelist, and memoirist Hala Alyan traces the contours of daily life, memory, and motherhood...

From the New York Times bestselling creator of Poems of Parenting comes a beautiful collection of poetry and art that zeroes in on finding moments of clear-eyed joy amongst the messiness of motherhood, presented in a gorgeous package perfect for gift-giving. By turns heartfelt, funny...

From the bestselling author of A Grandmother Begins the Story comes a luminous exploration of grief, family, and the enduring connections between kinship and land. Against the backdrop of global crises that have become everyday events, the poems in this stunning and hopeful collection bring the...

An astonishingly insightful and deeply felt collection of poems that meditate on time and the many stages of a woman's life—from girlhood to adolescence, from being a young wife and mother, to seeing your children grow up and depart—by the celebrated poet and bestselling author of A Working...

The exuberant follow-up to the poet’s first novel, My Favorite Things is his fourth collection of poems: a book celebrating love, music, moonlight, and the joy of our finding the words for them “[Morin's] writing cuts to the core with electrifying force . . . A promising and powerful new...

The iconic Star Trek actor, known for playing Captain Kirk, and New York Times –bestselling author delivers a unique, moving memoir in poems and lyrics. You know him from his voyages on the Starship Enterprise, as veteran cop T. J. Hooker, and Boston Legal lawyer Denny Crane. He's starred in...

Bloomsbury presents Some Sacred Harbour, written and read by Roger Robinson Selected Poems gathers together a lifetime's work by beloved, prize-winning poet and musician, Roger Robinson, reflecting on the joys and pains of life 'His poems are deep, mature, moving and inventive' BERNARDINE...

These unforgettable love poems—queer, complicated, and almost always compromised—engage a poetics of humility, leaning into the painful tendernesses of unbridgeable distance. As Kuipers writes, love is a question "defined not by what we / cannot know of the world but what we cannot know of ourselves." These poems write into that intricate webbing between us, holding space for an "I" that is permeable, that can be touched and changed by those we make our lives with.

From the author of Maybe the Saddest Thing and Silencer comes a playful yet profound poetry collection that orbits the intersections of public loss, private grief, (dis)connection, capitalism, and identity. In Dear Mothership, Marcus Wicker channels the lyrical dexterity of Outkast and the...

‘Styx is a rich, gleaming jewel of a novel… a heartbreakingly beautiful story of feminine rage and strength’ JENNIFER SAINT ‘It absolutely broke my heart’ ELODIE HARPER 'A love letter to the power of womanhood and female friendships' ROSIE HEWLETT Beginning a generation before Hekate...

Erlkönig ist eine Ballade von Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, die er im Jahr 1782 verfasste. Sie gehört zu seinen bekanntesten Werken und wurde unter anderem von Franz Schubert und Carl Loewe vertont. In einer windigen Nacht reitet der Vater, seinen kleinen Sohn im Arm haltend und wärmend. Das Kind glaubt in der Finsternis die Gestalt des Erlkönigs zu erkennen und ängstigt sich. Der Vater beruhigt seinen Sohn: was er sehe, sei nur „ein Nebelstreif". Doch die gespenstische Gestalt lässt das Kind nicht los.

Trouble is brewing at the home of the hero Odysseus, who has spent years fighting in the Trojan Wars and is now captive of the beautiful nymph Calypso. Hordes of suitors to his wife have invaded the family house, and Odysseus' son Telemachus sets out to find his father. Freed from the clutches of Calypso after the intervention of Zeus, Odysseus begins his epic return journey.

The author has birthed her first compilation of poetic words and rhymes. She has journaled throughout most of her life in the form of poetry, spanning many decades and covering subjects ranging from a family member's controversial murder or suicide in the early 1900s to a wedding poem written in our most up-to-date language, that of emojis. She has embraced many topics, from the whimsical to the spiritual, along her journey.

This is Julie Flanders' fourth audiobook of poetry.

The Odyssey is one of two major ancient Greek epic poems attributed to Homer. It follows the Greek hero Odysseus, king of Ithaca, and his journey home after the Trojan War. After the war, which lasted ten years, his journey lasted for ten additional years, during which time he encountered many perils and all his crew mates were killed.

A “beautiful poetry collection” (Electric Lit) that breaks open notions of faith to ask how a daughter, alienated from kin, can find love and a home in the world, from the award-winning author of If They Come for Us and When We Were Sisters “There is, in Daughter of the Mountains, an...

After ten years of war, Ulysses sets out on his journey home—but the sea shows no mercy, and the gods have plans of their own. The Odyssey is a tale of wonders, temptations, and dangers, and of a man who relies on his wit and courage to defy fate. Filled with adventure, emotion, and vivid imagery—this is one of those stories that has captivated readers for thousands of years.

Junie Bounderby is a self-made man. Junie Bounderby has nobody to thank but himself. Junie Bounderby deserves his share of the family fortune. Screw all the doubters and naysayers! Screw his family most of all! With biting and unflinching honesty, this darkly comedic novel dissects American entitlement, the myths we tell ourselves, and the price of refusing to see the truth. Part satire, part psychological thriller, Bounderby's Best Life asks: What happens when a man who believes he's the hero of his own story discovers he might actually be the villain?

A groundbreaking journey celebrating nature’s diversity, family ties, and female power, and lamenting both our human and environmental losses. Maurya Simon’s twelfth volume of poems, The Blue Bridge, is a literary tour de force that bears witness to the twenty-first century’s dire and lasting dangers brought about by human folly and greed. At the same time that it laments species loss, it honors the enduring lives of small creatures, and the perseverance and adaptability of larger animals.

Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Carl Dennis explores the expansiveness and complexity of universal virtues within the realm of the everyday in this thought-provoking new collection Though most of the virtues that interest Carl Dennis in Earthly Virtues have traditional names, they are provided with...