Reviews of relatively recent works of poetry and poetics, mostly by poets

For the April issue of the Brooklyn Rail, I edited a collection of twenty-seven reviews of recent books of poetry and poetics:

• Philippe Soupault, Lost Profiles: Memoirs of Cubism, Dada, and Surrealism by Paul Auster
• Andrew Dodds, I, Sparkie by Derek Beaulieu
• Erín Moure, My Beloved Wager: Essays from a Writing Practice by Caroline Bergvall
• Daniil Kharms, Russian Absurd: Selected Writings by Charles Bernstein
• Moez Surani, ةيلمع Operación Opération Operation 行 动 Oперация by Christian Bök
• Tom Raworth, As When by Miles Champion
• David Antin, i never knew what time it was by Cecilia Corrigan
• Adam Fitzgerald, George Washington: Poems by Samuel R. Delany
• Gavin Selerie, Hariot Double by Johanna Drucker
• Tracie Morris, handholding: 5 kinds by Craig Dworkin
• J. H. Prynne, The White Stones by Peter Gizzi
• Tonya M. Foster, A Swarm of Bees in High Court by Erica Hunt
• Abdellatif Laâbi, In Praise of Defeat: Selected Poems by Pierre Joris
• Simone White, Of Being Dispersed by Douglas Kearney
• Barbara Guest, The Collected Poems of Barbara Guest by Kyoo Lee
• Sawako Nakayasu, The Ants by Tan Lin
• Keith Waldrop, Selected Poems by Mark McMorris
• Édgar J. Ulloa Luján, Move that River to the Sea by Tracie Morris
• Will Alexander, “Live at the Roosevelt Room,” Detroit, August 24, 2016 by Julie Patton
• Martin Mueller, The Iliad by Bob Perelman
• Mia You, I, too, Dislike It by Lisa Robertson
• Cat Painters: An Anthology of Contemporary Serbian Poetry by Jerome Rothenberg
• Alejandro Miguel Justino Crawford, Egress by Danny Snelson
• Renee Gladman, Calamities by Juliana Spahr
• Ted Greenwald, The Age of Reasons & Common Sense by Stacy Szymaszek
• M. NourbeSe Philip, She Tries Her Tongue, Her Silence Softly Breaks by Elizabeth Willis
• Susan Howe, Spontaneous Particulars: The Telepathy of the Archives by Mia You