Recently received for review

Teresa Carmody, Mario Macias, Emma Williams & Chris Hershey-Van Horn read Myriam Moscona’s   Negro marfil/ Ivory Black (trans. by Jen Hofer) at Les Figues Press.  Image via Wave Books Summer Reading Project. 

Though the fall semester looms and summer poetry staycations near their ends, the Jacket2 mail bin remains full of the latest publications from international presses.  The list below highlights our most recent aquisitions.  Reviewers: email taransky@writing.upenn.edu to get involved in reviewing for Jacket2.

liner notes from David Grubbs & Susan Howe's Frolic Architecture (Blue Chopsticks 2011)

BLACK SPARROW BOOKS
Well Then There Now by Juliana Spahr

BLAZEVOX
Runes by Tracy Thomas
Answer by Mark Du Charme

BLUE CHOPSTICKS
Frolic Architecture (an audio CD w/ recordings of Susan Howe and David Grubbs)

COFFEE HOUSE PRESS
Whorled by Ed Bok Lee
Leaving the Atocha Station by Ben Lerner
Glass by Sam Savage

CONTENT SERIES
Content by Jon Leon

COPPER CANYON PRESS
The Last Usable Hour by Deborah Landau
Happy Life by David Budbill
Vertigo: The Living Dead Man Poems by Marvin Bell

CORRUPT PRESS
Dog, cock, ape and viper by Rugo Quintavalle
Road Song For by Lars Palm
A Short Circuit by George Vance

COUNTERPATH PRESS
Yingelishi: Sinophonic English Poetry and Poetics by Jonathan Stalling
Still by Matthew Cooperman
The Field is Lethal by Suzanne Doppelt

DARK SKY BOOKS
Trees of the Twentieth Century by Stephen Sturgeon

FENCE BOOKS
Negro League Baseball by Harmony Holiday
June by Daniel Brenner

LES FIGUES PRESS
Negro marfil/ Ivory Black by Myriam Moscona (trans. Jen Hofer) 

LITTERARIA PRAGENSIA BOOKS
Thresholds: Essays on the International Prauge Poetry Scene edited by David Vichnar
From a Terrance in Prague edited by Stephan Delbos

NARROW HOUSE
Hum Who Hiccup by Chris Mason

NIGHTBOAT BOOKS
Found Poems by Ben Porter
A Lily Lilies by Josey Foo and Leah Stein

PETER LANG
Means Matter by Manuel Brito

QUATTRO BOOKS
Syrinx and Systole by Matthew Remski

SCRIVENER PRESS
There are Many Ways to Die While Travelling in Peru by Allan F. Bondar

SERVING HOUSE PRESS
What Can Buddha Teach the Rain? by Lars Rasmussen

SPUYTEN DUVYIL
Light Years by Carol Berge

TRUCK
Now we are friends by Robert Fitterman
We Are Here by Kristen Gallagher
Panda by Chris Alexander

UGLY DUCKLING PRESSE
Cursivism by Will Hubbard
The Hermit by Laura Solomon
Concertos by No Collective.

UNIVERSITY OF AKRON PRESS
Le Spleen de Poughkeepsie by Joshua Harmon

WAVE BOOKS
Micrograms by Jorge Carrera Andrade
Into the Snow: Selected Poems of Gennady Aygi trans. by Sarah Valentine

WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY PRESS
Solar Throat Slashed by Aimé Césaire

WRITE BLOODY BOOKS
Sunset at the Temple of Olives by Paul Suntup

WURM PRESS
Antwerp by Dylan Harris

-Michelle Taransky, Reviews Editor