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Meridian<br />

Kathleen Jesme<br />

Selected by Patricia Fargnoli<br />

“… a study, by a probing spirit,<br />

in darkness and snow, of private<br />

sorrow.... [T]hese taut, resonant<br />

lines bear not one extra ounce of<br />

language, but only and exactly what<br />

will suffice.” — Eleanor Wilner<br />

“Meridian is not merely a beautifully<br />

written, ambitious poem — it is also<br />

the most moving I have read in a<br />

long time.” — Kevin Prufer<br />

Kathleen Jesme<br />

is the author of three previous<br />

collections of poetry, The<br />

Plum-Stone Game (Ahsahta, 2009);<br />

Motherhouse, winner of the Lena-<br />

Miles Wever Todd Poetry Prize<br />

(LSU, 2005); and Fire Eater<br />

(Tampa, 2003). She holds an<br />

M.F.A. in creative writing from<br />

Warren Wilson College and a B.A.<br />

in English from the University of<br />

Minnesota. Jesme lives in<br />

Minnesota on a tree farm and<br />

works as a training consultant.<br />

$9.95, 9781936797189<br />

Babel’s Moon<br />

Brandon Som<br />

Selected by Aimee Nezhukumatathil:<br />

“Som demonstrates a stunning<br />

musical perceptiveness on a global<br />

scale…. What a sparkling debut!”<br />

$9.95, 9781936797042<br />

the lake has no saint<br />

Stacey Waite<br />

Selected by Dana Levin:<br />

“... an experience of the fluidity of<br />

gender... of a heart and body trying<br />

to find a place in the between.<br />

Always moving and always<br />

grounded, a deeply interesting,<br />

deeply affecting book.”<br />

$9.95, 9781932195811. Audio book: page 19.<br />

Narcissus<br />

Cecilia Woloch<br />

Selected by Marie Howe<br />

“A searching not so much for the<br />

why of love as for the how — how we<br />

can love given what we know, what<br />

we've already lost.” — Carine Topal<br />

$9.95, 9781932195545<br />

staring at the animal<br />

John Cross<br />

Selected by Gillian Conoley:<br />

“… prickly, finely wrought,<br />

shattered gems cast of awe and<br />

ruin.... full of the guilt and pain and<br />

the ferocity of imagination it takes<br />

to get through the day....”<br />

$9.95, 9781932195712<br />

In the Mynah Bird’s Own<br />

Words, Barbara Tran<br />

Finalist, ForeWord’s BOTYA<br />

Selected by Robert Wrigley:<br />

“… lyrically delicious collection<br />

that comes very close to have<br />

the sweep of a novel.”<br />

$9.95, 9780971031050<br />

A House Waiting for Music<br />

David Hernandez<br />

Selected by Ray Gonzalez<br />

“These poems whacked me in the<br />

head as no other book has in some<br />

time. This is a book worthy of at<br />

least one book prize, perhaps even<br />

the Pulitzer Prize.” — Francis Alix<br />

$14.95, 9781932195026<br />

The Making of Collateral<br />

Beauty, Mark Yakich<br />

Selected by Mary Ruefle<br />

“… a virtuoso performance, serious<br />

play that demands a suspension of<br />

the usual expectations of narrative….”<br />

— Susan Settlemyre Williams<br />

$9.95, 9781932195224<br />

The Garden Room<br />

Joy Katz<br />

Selected by Lisa Russ Spaar<br />

“Cerebral, ironic, these poems<br />

seem to be all glancing light, all<br />

curiosity, but under their brilliant<br />

surfaces, they are haunted.”<br />

— Jean Valentine<br />

$9.95, 9781932195361<br />

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