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ScardanelliFriederike Mayrcker In Scardanelli, Friederike Mayrcker, one of Austria's most well known poets, associated with the experimental German writers and artists of the Wiener Gruppe, continues to sharpen her mystical and hallucinatory poetic voice. Filled with memory and loss, these poems are time stamped and often dedicated to friends they address, including Friedrich Hlderlin "I do often go in your shadow" who appears in the first poem of the book and

Seuss and the imaginary daughter Chrysanthemum-Pearl he invented while authoring his anti-Japanese propaganda campaign

but the speakers are entirely human

Steven Zultanski

Ashbery's work difficult

keeps eluding her

where he died in 1240

Susanna Nied's prize-winning translation captures both the intricate mathematical structure and the fierce energies of Christensen's writing

'Mirene Arsanios’s finely sculpted prose is fiercely situated

In the years since her tragic death in a car accident at age thirty-two in 1967

a catalogue that becomes revelatory by the end

Holly Pester

and ekphrastic do-it-yourself sestinas animate what Toni Morrison called "the writerly imagination of a black author who is at some level always conscious of representing one's own race

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