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Tag: University of Pittsburgh Press

THE PRINCE OF MOURNFUL THOUGHTS, a story collection by Caroline Kim, reviewed by Philip Clapper

The stories in Caroline Kim’s collection The Prince of Mournful Thoughts all relate in some way to Korea, Koreans, or … More

Caroline Kim, Philip Clapper, The Prince of Mournful Thoughts and Other Stories, University of Pittsburgh Press

“the company of everything”: Sarah D’Stair Reviews CEMETERY INK by Mihaela Moscaliuc

Elemental. That’s how this book feels. Each new verse, sound, phrase, and image seems foundational, building a life, then living … More

Cemetery Ink, Mihaela Moscaliuc, Sarah D'Stair, University of Pittsburgh Press

Esteban Rodríguez on The Tenant of Fire, an award-winning University of Pittsburgh Press Press poetry collection by Ryan Black

The writer Jay McInerney once said that every generation needed a Manhattan novel, one that captured the culture and sentiment … More

Esteban Rodriguez, Ryan Black, The Tenant of Fire, University of Pittsburgh Press

Horsepower, a University of Pittsburgh Press poetry collection by Joy Priest, reviewed by Esteban Rodríguez

Every state carries with it certain perceptions that often gloss over the nuances of what it has to offer. Coming … More

Esteban Rodriguez, Horsepower, Joy Priest, University of Pittsburgh Press

DRIVING IN CARS WITH HOMELESS MEN, Drue Heinz Literature Prize winner Kate Wisel’s debut story collection, reviewed by Noreen Hernandez

Driving in Cars with Homeless Men is, on one level, author Kate Wisel’s homage to the friendship of women. It … More

Driving in Cars with Homeless Men, Kate Wisel, Noreen Hernandez, University of Pittsburgh Press

BECAUSE WHAT ELSE COULD I DO, the tenth poetry collection by Pitt Poetry Series Author Martha Collins, reviewed by Sarah Sarai

Visually delicate and emotionally substantial, the fifty-five poems in Martha Collins’ tenth collection, Because What Else Could I Do, interrogate … More

Because What Else Could I Do, Martha Collins, Sarah Sarai, University of Pittsburgh Press

The Book of Daniel, the fourth collection from Pitt Poetry Series Author Aaron Smith, reviewed by Esteban Rodríguez

If someone recommended a book titled The Book of Daniel, you might be inclined to believe that it has, in … More

Aaron Smith, Esteban Rodriguez, The Book of Daniel, University of Pittsburgh Press

THE DOGS OF DETROIT, Brad Felver’s debut short story collection, reviewed by Michael A. Ferro

If ever there was a more convincing short story collection of America’s disheartening penchant for anger, violence, and grief, especially … More

Brad Felver, Michael A. Ferro, The Dogs of Detroit, University of Pittsburgh Press

WILD HUNDREDS, by Nate Marshall

Nate Marshall’s Wild Hundreds is a story about amnesia and national shame. In these poems, Marshall presents us with a … More

Caleb Nelson, Nate Marshall, Pitt Poetry Series, University of Pittsburgh Press, wild Hundreds

CATALOG OF UNABASHED GRATITUDE, by Ross Gay

There may be effusion in Catalog of Unabashed Gratitude, but there’s definitely no mawkishness, no syrupy sentimentalism. Ferociously earnest and … More

AK Afferez, Catalog of Unabashed Gratitude, gratitude, Pennsylvania, Pitt Poetry Series, Pittsburgh, Ross Gay, Unabashed Gratitude, University of Pittsburgh Press

BRAIN CAMP, by Charles Harper Webb

“[H]eadlights lance the air,” Charles Harper Webb writes in “Questionable,” a poem about teenagers parking in the “night-woods.” This stunning … More

Brain Camp, Charles Harper Webb, Jordan Sanderson, Kostya Tszyu, moving image, moving images, Pennsylvania, Pitt Poetry Series, Pittsburgh, Ricky Hatton, Ruben Contreras, University of Pittsburgh Press

Do Not Rise, by Beth Bachmann

Beth Bachmann’s poetry is morning light sliced by blinds, fragmented and illuminating. It doesn’t burn when it settles on your … More

Beth Bachmann, Do Not Rise, Emily Paige Wilson, University of Pittsburgh Press

The Americans, by David Roderick

David Roderick’s latest poetry collection, The Americans, is like a massive magnet that draws diverse objects into its field—as any … More

David Roderick, Sarah Katz, The Americans, University of Pittsburgh Press

The Old Woman, the Tulip, and the Dog, by Alicia Suskin Ostriker

The forty-two poems in Alicia Suskin Ostriker’s latest poetry collection, The Old Woman, the Tulip, and the Dog, are an … More

Alicia Suskin Ostriker, and the Dog, Sarah Katz, The Old Woman, the Tulip, University of Pittsburgh Press

The Dottery, by Kirsten Kaschock

The Dottery by Kirsten Kaschock is the 2013 Donald Hall Prize in Poetry winning book of poems that explores the … More

Jacob Collins-Wilson, Kirsten Kaschock, The Dottery, University of Pittsburgh Press

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