FootworkSevero Sarduy Novelist, poet, painter, and literary theorist, Severo Sarduy was one of the most groundbreaking Latin American writers of the twentieth century. Born in Camagey, Cuba in 1937, he moved to Havana in 1956 to study medicine, but soon gave up his scientific pursuits for the arts. From 1960 until the time of his death, the poet lived in Paris where he worked with Roland Barthes, Julia Kristeva, and many others, on the literary magazine Tel

Shortlisted for the 2023 PEN America Award for Poetry in Translation

hopefully she’ll sleep

Warsh extends his exploration of the way fragments of thought and feeling and experience come together to form the illusion of a solid object that can also explode into a million pieces at any moment

Dodie Bellamy

and the home—and parents—you left behind

Among the spectacular effects and turns and startling intimacies in THE SWITCH

but also matches the typography of the last round of proofs that Mallarmé was correcting at the time of his death

Marlon Hacla—who is a computer programmer as well as a poet and created the first robot poet in Filipino

the time of nature is inherently political

songs and felt silences

named one of the 10 Best Poetry Books of 2017 by the New York Times Book Review

Dazzling landscapes exhibit her characteristic curiosity about the world