Browse Autumn House Press' complete catalog of fine poetry and fiction.
Backlisted Titles
Backlisted Titles
Just Once: New and Previous Poems by Samuel Hazo |
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“One relishes his jauntiness, his ever-varied grammatical attack, and the wiry suppleness of his phrasing.” – Richard Wilbur
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A Flight to Elsewhere by Samuel Hazo |
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“To encounter Samuel Hazo’s voice anywhere is to feel grounded and recharged with the vigor of life.”
– Naomi Shihab Nye
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OneOnOne (o.p.) by Jack Myers |
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“Myers’ main strength is providing order and clarity for powerful emotions through a deceptively plain-speaking style…. These well-crafted poems arrive through varied and circuitous routes at moments of true feeling.”
– New York Times Book Review This title is currently out of print. |
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Snow White Horses (o.p.) by Ed Ochester |
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What a joy it is for me to see these poems of Ed Ochester. I have been singing his praises for years. He is in a magic place, this poet, whether he is giving his attention to the great past or to the immediate present… He is sane, decent, practical – wise – one of our very best poets.–Gerald Stern
This title is currently out of print; however, the entire text of Snow White Horses is included in Unreconstructed: Poems Selected and New along with selections from Land of Cockaigne and a generous selection of new poems.
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The Leaving: New and Selected Poems (o.p.) by Sue Ellen Thompson |
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Sue Ellen Thompson’s poems are wondrous creations of the real world of love and loss and desire — full of humor, full of tender precision. A single poem can meticulously and vividly contain the collapse of a marital or family history, or recreate a long desire. Her work is a delight. –Michael Ondaatje –Stephen Dunn This title is currently out of print.
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