Grace Talusan’s powerhouse memoir The Body Papers is an intimate, explosive account of a life marked by migration, […]
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Fifteen years after Tupelo Press released his first collection of poetry, Ilya Kaminsky delivers a stunning interplay of […]
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Jenny Xie’s second poetry collection, Eye Level, reveals the prowess of a new contemporary literary great. The title […]
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In Oceanic, her fourth collection of poetry, Aimee Nezhukumatathil writes a series of love letters to the world […]