All the books I came back with, alphabetical by author. I’m starving for work that’s not from an american context, so I cracked out on books in translation (*). My new favorite presses that I wasn’t previously familiar with: Zephyr Press and Open Letter Books. They have incredible catalogs. I also bought a bunch of books from presses friends had started that I wanted to support….
POETRY
Browning, Sommer. Either Way I’m Celebrating (Birds LLC, 2011)
Dabrowski, Tadeusz. black square (Zephyr Press, 2011) *
Dennigan, Darcie. Madame X (Canarium, 2012)
Greenstreet, Kate. “but even now i am perhaps not speaking.” (imprint press)
Hocquard, Emmanuel. The Invention of Glass (Canarium, 2012) *
Ignatowa, Elena. The Diving Bell (Zephyr Press, 2006) *
Madrid, Anthony. I Am Your Slave Now Do What I Say. (Canarium, 2012)
Pettit, Emily. Goat in the Snow (Birds LLC, 2012)
Wallace, Mark. The End of America, Book One (Dusie Kollektiv V)
Yu, Jian. Flash Cards (Zephyr Press, 2010) *
Yu, Tim. 15 Chinese Silences (Tinfish, 2012)
Zhai, YongMing. The Changing Room (Zephyr Press, 2011) *
PROSE
Cardinale, Joseph. May I Not Seem to Have Lived (New Herring Press, 2011)
Lee, Janice. Kerotakis (Dog Horn Publishing UK, 2010)
Lind, Jakov. Ergo (Open Letter, 2010) *
Place, Vanessa. Dies: A Sentence (Les Figues, 2005)
Unferth, Deb Olin. List (New Herring Press, 2011)
Tillman, Lynne. Doing Laps without a Pool (New Herring Press, 2011)
Van der Vliet Oloomi, Azareen. Girona (New Herring Press, 2011)
Xue, Can. Vertical Motion (Open Letter, 2011) *
Yeh, James. Some Things You Just Have To (unattributed chapbook)