Tupelo Press 2013 Winter Spring Catalog L8x10 USE THIS
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Why is the Edge<br />
Always Windy?<br />
Mong-Lan<br />
“… lines peppered across<br />
a wide page in eloquent<br />
visual prosody.”<br />
— North American Review<br />
$16.95, 9781932195286<br />
The Beginning<br />
of the Fields<br />
Angela Shaw<br />
Finalist, ForeWord’s BOTYA<br />
“I’ve read nothing better<br />
in the field these last ten<br />
years. Angela Shaw is simply<br />
furiously miraculous.”<br />
— Junot Díaz<br />
$16.95, 9781932195736<br />
Victory & Her Opposites:<br />
A Guide, Amy England<br />
A collage of archeology<br />
reports, imagined narrative,<br />
and poetic description centered<br />
around the excavation of<br />
Samothrace's temple complex<br />
to the great gods.<br />
$19.95, 9781932195378<br />
Storm Damage<br />
Melissa Hotchkiss<br />
“… the powerful defamiliarizing<br />
quality of certain Eastern<br />
European films.… focusing on<br />
the very minute, ordinary things<br />
— suddenly releases an<br />
enormous spookiness, sadness,<br />
or longing.”<br />
— Alan Williamson<br />
$13.95, 9780971031074<br />
The Flute Ship Castricum<br />
Amy England<br />
Finalist, ForeWord’s BOTYA<br />
“... a vivid magical-realist sense<br />
of possibility laces these<br />
evocative locations together —<br />
swiftly. England's work is a<br />
new form of traveling.”<br />
— Cole Swensen<br />
$14.95, 9780971031036<br />
The Book of Whispering<br />
in the Projection Booth<br />
Joshua Marie Wilkinson<br />
“Helps us and hips us to the<br />
circus of public secrets. I trust<br />
this book as far as it can throw<br />
me.” — Graham Foust<br />
$16.95, 9781932195675<br />
I Want This World<br />
Margaret Szumowski<br />
“… straightforward and<br />
accurate, imaginative and<br />
bold; they reveal a quest that<br />
crosses numerous borders of<br />
the mind and the body”<br />
—Yusef Komunyakaa<br />
$13.95, 9780971031029<br />
The Animal Gospels<br />
Brian Barker<br />
“… rhythms both broken and<br />
fiercely alive, inescapable,<br />
rescuing fragments of a life<br />
into music.” — Mark Doty<br />
$16.95, 9781932195279<br />
The Night of the<br />
Lunar Eclipse<br />
Margaret Szumowski<br />
“In her world, the ordinary<br />
quivers in its skin…. Even<br />
within the darkness … some<br />
other light begins to burn.”<br />
— Rebecca Seiferle<br />
$16.95, 9781932195231<br />
Mating Season<br />
Kate Gale<br />
“... a world of fetid beauty.<br />
Its odors cling to you long<br />
after you put the book<br />
down.” — Terry Wolverton<br />
$16.95, 9781932195170<br />
Embryos & Idiots<br />
Larissa Szporluk<br />
“The richness of language …<br />
cannot be overstated — Szporluk<br />
loves to rake words, to break<br />
rocks, to turn the earth in each<br />
poem by breaking up the musty<br />
and the comfortable.”<br />
— Cate Whetzel<br />
$16.95, 9781932195521<br />
Have<br />
Marc Gaba<br />
Winner, Global Filipino<br />
Literary Award<br />
“The poetic line, in Gaba’s<br />
hands, is both the door and<br />
the knock, the barrier and<br />
the means of admission.”<br />
— Sarah Gridley<br />
$16.95, 9781936797066<br />
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