Grace Cavalieri
Grace Cavalieri has written several books of poems, and produced plays. New books are Navy Wife, and Sounds Like Something I Would Say (2010). Previously published is Anna Nicole: Poems, winner of the 2009 Paterson Award for Literary Excellence. Her play now in development is "Anna Nicole: Blonde Glory." She holds the Allen Ginsberg Award for poetry, the Pen Syndicated Fiction Award, the Bordighera Poetry Award, the Columbia Award, a CPB Silver Medal among others. She produces "The Poet and the Poem" from the Library of Congress for public radio. She is also the 2013 recipient of the Association of Writers and Writing Programs George Garrett Award "for Outstanding Community Service in Literature and for her dedication to helping the next generation of writers find their way as artists and literary professionals."
33 entries by Grace Cavalieri
June Fourth Elegies: Poems
Liu Xiaobo
From his confinement in a prison cell, a Nobel Prize-winning poet reflects on Tiananmen and the human-rights struggle in China.
Dovetail
Jeremy Hughes
The Welsh writer gives us a novel seen through the eyes of a vindictive esthete/serial killer.
Kindertotenwald: Prose Poems
Franz Wright
This haunting collection by a “philosopher poet” is a conversation with himself.
Bohemian Girl
Terese Svoboda
Svoboda’s new novel is the Bohemian answer to Willa Cather’s My Antonia.
Come, Thief: Poems
Jane Hirshfield
Poetry of the spirit and of large ideas, with a light hand.
Core Samples From the World
Forrest Gander
Drawing on his wide-ranging travels, poet Forrest Gander considers the transfer of feelings between cultures.
Traveling Light
Linda Pastan
In this latest poetry collection from a lyrical master, “tension trembles below a tranquil surface.”













