ARGONAUT BOOKS

Winner of the Griffin International Poetry Prize Reviews A fresh occasion not just to celebrate Howe, who turned seventy-eight this year, but also to read her anew, which is the more formidable and ultimately more rewarding charge. Wildly and wantonly she is bringing everything to the table, including poetry, history, research, politics, autobiography, imagination, obsession and love, all the while demonstrating how strange, puzzling, and untamed writing and thinking can be.Artforum - Maggie NelsonDefinition of poetry as the intersection of sight, sound, and sense.Big Other ...Read More