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In his fourth full-length collection, Jose Hernandez Diaz explores the first-generation Mexican American experience in nuanced linear verse, avant-garde offerings, and deadpan absurdist prose poems.
A layered exploration of the immigrant identity through the voices of multiple Nigerian American characters.
A remarkable debut collection that chronicles the experience of anxiety and anguish in the face of COVID-19.
This unflinching poetry collection follows the author’s diagnosis with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS).
A debut poetry collection drawing on horror-movie tropes to examine the body—both its traumas and its possibilities.
Inspired by the Greek myth of Alcestis, this poetry collection brings to life myriad voices who venture beyond the known world and exist between realities.
This collection of poems by Jose Hernandez Diaz showcases the unique style that has made him a rising star in the poetry community.
A poetry collection examining masculinity, aggression, and violence.
A collection of prose poems that chronicles the family life of two cancer survivors.
In this debut poetry collection, a single speaker tries to control her body and negotiate her time with digital devices, all the while navigating identities, impulses, and relationships that are often in tension.