Poetry

Harmony in Babel is a selection of poems and translations by Paul Friedrich.

Codrescu won the 1970 Prize Winner in The Big Table Series of Younger Poets. The poems are divided into three sections, written by three separate authors, created by Codrescu. Codrescu calls the book "a novel, really: the story of three characters getting ready to rejoin the planet."

The Blueing Hours is a book of poetry by Albert DeGenova.

Hubbub is a story of a beach on a hot day. The narrator follows two people who stand out in the crowd. It is told in sparse text and illustration.

After Hours says on the cover that it is a journal of Chicago writing and art. It is published twice a year and is composed of poetry, prose and photography.

"The core of this volume is a multidisciplinary retrospective on the state of Black Literature and Black people in the post-Katrina era. Hurricane Katrina is not just an (un)natural disaster, but a Holocaust, a reckoning, a metaphor for the Black condition in America. Though the winds ebb and waters recede, the effects of Hurricane Katrina reverberate beyond any gulf, far beyond that ravaged crescent of land Wynton Marsalis calls 'the soul of America.' Wrapped in these reflections is a wealth of work examining attendent issues of race, class, community, kinship, history, art, literature, war, love, and loss."

A coloring book accompanying poems describing the careers of notable African Americans.

Anthology of poems, some illustrated.

The Resonant Space is a collection of poems by Devin King.

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