Bøger i City Lights Spotlight serien

Redolent of Weiners, Whalen, and Lamantia, Stranger in Town is the second coming of the SF Renaissance.

Women in Public dismantles and reassembles the humor, absurdity, and terror that inform interactions with gender, sexuality, and amorous consumption.

Queer pastoral lyrics take on the romantic sublime in a stunningly assured debut collection.

From acclaimed Nigeria-born, Brooklyn-based poet Uche Nduka, a book of love poems written with compact elegance and vivid eroticism.

From New York School scion and memoirist, a new book of poems considering domesticity in the heart of the city.

A Latina feminist State of the Union address at the intersection of pop culture and interiority.

Feminist experimental poetry in the tradition of Audre Lorde and Theresa Hak Kyung Cha from a prominent Filipina American poet.

Anarcho-socialism meets Christian mysticism in Occupy veteran's avant-garde poems.

The second coming of gurlesque. Here Come the Warm Jets is the highly anticipated, swaggering debut of Alli Warren.

A selection from twenty years of poetry from one of the key avant-garde women poets of the post-Language generation.

Deep Code explores "side language," as a subset of other languages, whether slang or metaphor, to both communicate and obfuscate.

If a picture paints 1000 words, "each letter contains 100 films" in the surrealist wordscape of The Tranquilized Tongue.

The second volume in the City Lights Spotlight series--experimental poems by innovative New York poet and former St. Mark's Poetry Project director.

Out of Print is a bicoastal surrealistic political poetry extravaganza from the co-founder of Ugly Duckling Presse.

With Nervous Device, Catherine Wagner explores the boundary the poem marks between poet and audience on the map of desire.

From the bayous of Louisiana to the pavements of San Francisco, Micah Ballard rounds up his haunting Waifs and Strays.