Looking for good homes

[desayunoencama]

Poetry titles

Sylvia Moss, CITIES IN MOTHION, University of Illinois, trade paperback (National Poetry Series; selected by Derek Walcott)

Madeline DeFrees, MAGPIE ON THE GALLOWS, Copper Canyon, trade pbk

Richard Katrovas, THE PUBLIC MIRROR, Weslyan, trade pbk

Jeanne Murray Walker, FUGITIVE ANGELS, Dragongate, trade pbk

James Penha, ON THE BACK OF THE DRAGON, Omega Cat Press, chapbook

Thomas Rabbit, THE BOOTH INTERSTATE, Knopf, trade pbk

Jordan Smith, THE HOUSHOLD OF CONTINUANCE, Copper Beach Press, trade pbk

John J. Soldo, SONNETS FOR OUR RISORGIMENTO, Brunswick Publishing, trade pbk

Anthony Ostroff, A FALL IN MEXICO, Doubleday, trade pbk

Elaine Terranova, THE CULT OF THE RIGHT HAND, Doubleday, trade pbk (winner of the Walt Whitman Award 1990)

Roland Flint, AND MORNING, Dryad Press, trade pbk

Robert Dana, STARTING OUT FOR THE DIFFICULT WORLD, Harper & row, trade pbk

Martha Collins, THE ARRANGEMENT OF SPACE, Gibbs Smith, trade pbk

Sydney Lea, PRAYER FOR THE LITTLE CITY, Collier Books, trade paperback
Sydney Lea, PRAYER FOR THE LITTLE CITY, Collier Books, trade paperback (not a typo, I have two of these!)

Michael Fried, TO THE CENTER OF THE EARTH, FSG, hardcover

James McManus, GREAT AMERICA, Harper Collins, hardcover
James McManus, GREAT AMERICA, Harper Collins, trade pbk

Alan Jones, LONG AFTER HANNIBAL HAD PASSED WITH ELEPHANTS, Edgewise, trade pbk

Lynne McMahon, FAITH, Weslyan, hardcover

Mark Levine, DEBT, Morrow, bound galley (National Poetry Series; Selected by Jorie Graham)

David Lincoln Fisher, DEATH OF MY SONS, Omega Cat Press, chapbook

Robert McNamara, SECOND MESSENGERS, Weslyan, trade pbk

Herbert Morris, THE LITTLE VOICES OF THE PEARs, Harper & Row, hardcover

And one about a poet:
Judith Kitchen, UNDERSTANDING WILLIAM STAFFORD, University fo South Carolina, trade pbk

Comments

[copperwise.livejournal.com]

I'd like the Kitchen book, if that's OK with you.

[desayunoencama.livejournal.com]

Yours. If anything else appeals, just say so.

[copperwise.livejournal.com]

Thank you. Nothing else on the list is familiar to me...I'm rather limited in my reading since I do so much for review and it's mostly genre stuff. If you tossed in a surprise I'd be pleased to expand my horizons though. *g*