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.

The third full-length collection from physician and poet Jenna Le blends traditional form and the current moment.

The coming-of-age chronicle of a queer Latinx Southerner.

Poet and playwright Dan O’Brien chronicles the year and a half during which both he and his wife were treated for cancer.

Through lyric verse, magical-realist prose poems, and speculative crypto-studies of the Anthropocene, this ecopoetic collection explores both environmental crisis and the nature of story itself.

This poetry collection imagines a human mission to Mars, a consequence of Earth’s devastation from climate change and natural disaster.

This riveting debut is a reclamation of power for Black women and nonbinary people whose bodies have become the very weapons used against them.

These sharp, brief lyrics and prose poems subject the world to ethical and metaphysical scrutiny.

Dow engages the mysteries of faith as a catalyst for meditations on the contradictory human condition—our knot of body and spirit.