Poetry Month Feature: CavanKerry Press
CavanKerry Press is celebrating National Poetry Month by highlighting three "jazz triptychs" from Indigo Moor’s new collection, Reconstructing Eden. The book experiments with a three‑movement structure that combines tercet, the poet‑invented Bastard Villanelle, and Rhyme Royal. Distributed through the University of Chicago Press, the title is now available with a 30% discount using code UCPNEW. Moor, Poet Laureate Emeritus of Sacramento, adds notable literary credibility to the release.
Poetry Month Feature: Tupelo Press
Tupelo Press is spotlighting two new titles for National Poetry Month: the Arabic/English anthology "Other Paths for Shahrazad," featuring contemporary Arab women poets, and Carrie Olivia Adams' "The Book of Marys and Glaciers," a collection that weaves desert, consumerism and...
“The Art of Living in Avant-Garde Paris”: A Playlist by Rachel Silveri
Rachel Silveri, an assistant professor at the University of Florida, has released *The Art of Living in Avant‑Garde Paris*, a new monograph that examines how interwar Paris artists wove creative practice into everyday life. The book is paired with a...
Five Questions with Susan Engel, Author of “American Kindergarten: Dispatches From the First Year of School”
Susan Engel’s new book *American Kindergarten* chronicles two years of visits to 29 classrooms across fourteen states, uncovering five core promises—reading, order, thinking, identity and love—that shape kindergarten experiences. Her observations reveal that classroom quality does not align neatly with...
Five Questions with Federico Marcon, Author of “Fascism”
Federico Marcon’s new book, *Fascism: The History of a Word*, offers a semiotic reconstruction of the term “fascism,” tracing its meanings from Mussolini’s regime through post‑war scholarship to contemporary political discourse. The work proposes a novel historiographical method that treats...