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May in Books: Small Press New Releases

written by Entropy May 31, 2016
This is Entropy’s seventeenth installment of the small press “Month in Books” feature. If you are a small press and would like to see your upcoming books featured on the page, send Jenny an email at jenny@entropymag.org.

Ahsahta Press

PROP by Grace Shuyi Liew
Chapbook – Ahsahta Press


Bellevue Literary Press

The Attempt by Magdaléna Platzová, translated by Alex Zuker
224 pages – Bellevue Literary Press/Amazon

Are You Here For What I’m Here For? by Brian Booker
256 pages – Bellevue Literary Press/Amazon


Black Lawrence Press

Salvage by Kristy Bowen
50 pages – Black Lawrence Press/SPD

WhereWeGoWhere We Go When All We Were Is Gone by Sequoia Nagamatsu
175 pages – Black Lawrence Press/SPD

“You should be here; he’s simply magnificent.” These are the final words a biologist hears before his Margaret Mead-like wife dies at the hands of Godzilla. The words haunt him as he studies the Kaiju (Japan’s giant monsters) on an island reserve, attempting to understand the beauty his wife saw. “The Return to Monsterland” opens Where We Go When All We Were Is Gone, a collection of twelve fabulist and genre-bending stories inspired by Japanese folklore, historical events, and pop culture. In “Rokurokubi”, a man who has the demonic ability to stretch his neck to incredible lengths tries to save a marriage built on secrets. The recently dead find their footing in “The Inn of the Dead’s Orientation for Being a Japanese Ghost”. In “Girl Zero”, a couple navigates the complexities of reviving their deceased daughter via the help of a shapeshifter. And, in the title story, a woman instigates a months-long dancing frenzy in a Tokyo where people don’t die but are simply reborn without their memories.      –from the Black Lawrence Press website


Black Ocean

Popular Music by Kelly Schirmann
160 pages – Black Ocean/SPD

Though We Bled Meticulously by Josh Fomon
120 pages – Black Ocean/SPD


Canarium Books

Palace of Subatomic Bliss by Darcie Dennigan
128 pages – SPD

A Pillow Book by Suzanne Buffman
104 pages – SPD

Lucinda by John Beer
224 pages – SPD


Coach House Books

Whelmed by Nicole Markotić
104 pages – Coach House Books/Amazon

Throaty Wipes by Susan Holbrook
80 pages – Coach House Books/Amazon

Magyarázni by Helen Hajnoczky
104 pages – Coach House Books/Amazon


Curbside Splendor

The Secret Birds by Tony Fitzpatrick
100 pages – Curbside Splendor/Amazon

The+Telling+FrontThe Telling by Zoe Zolbrod
300 pages – Curbside Splendor/Amazon

Zoe Zolbrod remained silent about her early childhood molestation for nearly a decade. When she finally decided to tell, she wasn’t sure what to expect, or what to say. Through a kaleidoscopic series of experiences as an adult, mother, and feminist, Zolbrod traces the development of her sexuality and her relationships with men in the shadow of her sexual abuse.      –from the Curbside Splendor website


Dalkey Archive

The Tidewater Tales by John Barth
655 pages – Dalkey Archive/Amazon

The Last Voyage of Somebody the Sailor by John Barth
573 pages – Dalkey Archive/Amazon

John Barth: A Body of Words, edited by Gabrielle Dean and Charles B. Harris
415 pages – Dalkey Archive/Amazon

Man + Table by Nicholas Wadley
52 pages – Dalkey Archive/Amazon

Confessions of a Madman by Leila Sebbar, translated by Rachel Crovello
104 pages – Dalkey Archive/Amazon


Deep Vellum Publishing

The Curious Case of Dassoukine’s Trousers by Fouad Laroui, translated by Emma Ramadan
120 pages – Deep Vellum Publishing/Amazon


Dzanc Books

Late One Night by Lee Martin
352 pages – Dzanc Books/Amazon

Worthy by Lisa Birnbaum
176 pages – Dzanc Books/Amazon


eohippus

K-12 (Tract Series #12) by Carribean Fragoza
Pamphlet – eohippus


Fitzcarraldo

Second-Hand Time by Svetlana Alexievich, translated by Bela Shayevich
576 pages – Fitzcarraldo/Amazon


Futurepoem

Of Being Dispersed by Simone White
88 pages – Futurepoem

the_sissiesThe Sissies by Evan Kennedy
104 pages – Futurepoem

“Composed on bicycular excursions through San Francisco, Evan Kennedy’s The Sissies aims to ‘be subjugated’ and speak as animal—wolf, ox, sheep, donkey. A ballpark seagull settling on the Giants’ outfield. The casual, mannered pun on St. Francis of Assisi (patron saint of the city and of animals) and ‘a sissy’ undergirds Kennedy’s argument against the ‘crummy superiority’ of humans, and for the ‘dissolution of animal taxonomy.’ The speaker strives toward, but does not reach, a creaturely transfiguration: ‘when I say wolf I mean something else I want to reach,’ a horizon continually vanishing. Amid echoes of the medieval argument against homosexuality as ‘contrary to kynde’ or against nature, Kennedy suggests that our species-exclusivity (homo, human) is our apparent peril—‘we have only kept identical to ourselves.’ Like the troubadour’s desire for another’s spouse, by definition unobtainable, or the longing for one’s creator and that-other-shore, these poems bray and graze toward a fuller empathy with creatures, a beatific meekness in the face of queer-bashing, where the body can be ‘stilled as meat.’”      –Julian Talamantez Brolaski


Gauss PDF

On Arcadia by Jessica Sequeira
GPDF

Renaissance Realism by Joseph Mosconi
GPDF


Gold Line Press/Ricochet Editions

Sympathetic Little Monster by Cameron Awkward-Rich
88 pages – Gold Line/Ricochet


Graywolf Press

May Day by Gretchen Marquette
96 pages – Graywolf Press/Amazon

I Refuse by Per Petterson
288 pages – Graywolf Press/Amazon

Swallowed by the Cold by Jensen Beach
208 pages – Graywolf Press/Amazon


H_NGM_N

A New American Field Guide and Song Book by Ryan Collins
104 pages – H_NGM_N


Hub City Press

OverthePlainHousesOver the Plain Houses by Julia Franks
280 pages – Hub City Press/Amazon

It’s 1939, and the federal government has sent USDA agent Virginia Furman into the North Carolina mountains to instruct families on modernizing their homes and farms. There she meets farm wife Irenie Lambey, who is immediately drawn to the lady agent’s self-possession. Already, cracks are emerging in Irenie’s fragile marriage to Brodis, an ex-logger turned fundamentalist preacher: She has taken to night ramblings through the woods to escape her husband’s bed, storing strange keepsakes in a mountain cavern. To Brodis, these are all the signs that Irenie—tiptoeing through the dark in her billowing white nightshirt—is practicing black magic. When Irenie slips back into bed with a kind of supernatural stealth, Brodis senses that a certain evil has entered his life, linked to the lady agent, or perhaps to other, more sinister forces.      –from the Hub City Press website


Inpatient Press

Private by Ian Hatcher
Chapbook – Inpatient Press


Kernpunkt Press

The Face of Our Town by Elizeya Quate
284 pages – Kernpunkt Press


Lazy Fascist

Witch Hunt by Juliet Escoria
152 pages – Lazy Fascist


Les Figues

100ChineseSilences100 Chinese Silences by Timothy Yu
135 pages – Les Figues/SPD

There are one hundred kinds of Chinese silence: the silence of unknown grandfathers; the silence of borrowed Buddha and rebranded Confucius; the silence of alluring stereotypes and exotic reticence. These poems make those silences heard. Writing back to an orientalist tradition that has defined modern American poetry, these 100 Chinese silences unmask the imagined Asias of American literature, revealing the spectral Asian presence that haunts our most eloquent lyrics and self-satisfied wisdom. Rewriting poets from Ezra Pound and Marianne Moore to Gary Snyder and Billy Collins, this book is a sharply critical and wickedly humorous travesty of the modern canon, excavating the Asian (American) bones buried in our poetic language.      –from the Les Figues website


Melville House

The Mirror Thief by Martin Seay
592 pages – Melville House/Amazon

The Queue by Basma Abdel Aziz, translated by Elisabeth Jaquette
224 pages – Melville House/Amazon

The Money Cult: Capitalism, Christianity, and the Unmaking of the American Dream by Christopher Lehmann
368 pages – Melville House/Amazon


Milkweed Editions

Dream Wheels by Richard Wagamese
418 pages – Milkweed Editions/Amazon

Medicine Walk by Richard Wagamese
256 pages – Milkweed Editions/Amazon

The Orange Grove by Larry Tremblay, translated by Sheila Fischman
176 pages – Milkweed Editions/Amazon


New Directions

Once and For All: The Best of Delmore Schwartz, edited by Craig Morgan Teicher
280 pages – New Directions/Amazon

Extracting the Stone of Madness by Alejandra Pizarnik, translated by Yvette Siegert
320 pages – New Directions

Counternarratives by John Keene
320 pages – New Directions/Amazon

LittlelaborsLittle Labors by Riva Galchen
96 pages – New Directions/Amazon

Little Labors is a slanted, enchanted literary miscellany. Varying in length from just a sentence or paragraph to a several-page story or essay, Galchen’s puzzle pieces assemble into a shining, unpredictable, mordant picture of the ordinary-extraordinary nature of babies and literature. Anecdotal or analytic, each part opens up an odd and tender world of wonder. The 47 Ronin; the black magic of maternal love; babies morphing from pumas to chickens; the quasi-repellent concept of “women writers”; origami-ophilia in Oklahoma as a gateway drug to a lifelong obsession with Japan; discussions of favorite passages from the Heian masterpieces Genji and The Pillow Book; the frightening prevalence of orange as today’s new chic color for baby gifts; Frankenstein as a sort of baby; babies gold mines; babies as tiny Godzilla…Little Labors–atomized and exploratory, conceptually byzantine and freshly forthright–delights.      –from the New Directions website


Open Letter Books

The Clouds by Juan José Saer
160 pages – Open Letter/Amazon


Other Press

The Honeymoon by Dinitia Smith
384 pages – Other Press/Amazon

Constellation by Adrien Bosc, translated by Willard Wood
208 pages – Other Press/Amazon


Platypus Press

Rats’ Alley Poems by L.G. Corey
134 pages – Platypus Press/Amazon

Loneliness is the Machine that Drives the World by Grant Tarbard
64 pages – Platypus Press/Amazon


Press 53

They Could Live with Themselves by Jodi Paloni
204 pages – Press 53/Amazon

Hard Toward Home by C.D. Albin
156 pages – Press 53/Amazon


Rescue Press

Estranger by Erik Anderson
142 pages – Rescue Press/SPD

DragonsDragons by Melissa Dickey
88 pages – Rescue Press/SPD

Melissa Dickey’s rending and sparely lyric second collection, Dragons, moves in five exacting suites. Or should we call them acts? These long poems are cobbled between self and selves, in the fleshed halo of space that separates even the closest kin: cousin and cousin, mother and child, husband and wife. The speaker, though often an actor in someone else’s scene, moves keenly aware of the agency in devotion, on which the rest depends: “I did what they said: Hold your baby. Give her a kiss. I did what they said I did what they said I did.” Dickey shows us life in flickers, and the beauty and terror of these poems stream by in potent, portentous moments…      –from the Rescue Press website


Restless Books

Albina and the Dog-Men by Alejandro Jodorowsky, translated by Alfred Macadam
224 pages – Restless Books/Amazon


Rose Metal Press

Voyager_cover200The Voyager Record: A Transmission by Anthony Michael Morena
168 pages – Rose Metal Press/SPD

Late summer 1977: two identical robotic spacecraft launch from Cape Canaveral. Their divergent paths through the solar system take them past gas giants, icy moons, asteroid belts, and eventually into the unknown of interstellar space. There, they will continue to travel on forever, the fastest moving objects ever created by humans. The Voyagers carry a message from Earth, a phonograph record plated with gold containing 27 songs, 118 images, and greetings in 55 languages meant to summarize all life on our planet for the extraterrestrials who might one day encounter the crafts. The Voyager Record: A Transmission is the record of that record: a history in fragments exploring how legendary astronomer Carl Sagan and his team attempted to press the entire human race into a single groove. Combining elements of poetry, flash fiction, and essay, Anthony Michael Morena creates a collage of music, observation, humor, and alienation. Giving the 38-year-old original playlist a B-side update, Morena’s The Voyager Record calls out to its namesake across the billions of miles of emptiness: Send more answers.      –from the Rose Metal Press website


Sarabande Books

Allegheny Front by Matthew Neill Null
192 pages – Sarabande Books/Amazon


Sidebrow

The Wine-Dark Sea by Mathias Svalina
76 pages – Sidebrow/SPD


Tin House Books

Ghosts of Bergen County by Dana Cann
288 pages – Tin House/Amazon

Eleven Hours by Pamela Erens
176 pages – Tin House/Amazon


Torrey House Press

Cold Blood Hot Sea by Charlene D’Avanzo
250 pages – Torrey House/Amazon


Two Lines Press

Quiet-CreatureQuiet Creature in the Corner by João Gilberto Noll, translated by Adam Morris
120 pages – Two Lines Press/Amazon

Quiet Creature on the Corner marks Noll’s English-language debut. An unemployed poet finds himself thrown in jail after inexplicably raping his neighbor, but his time in the slammer is mysteriously cut short when he’s abruptly taken to a new home—a countryside manor where his every need seen to. All that’s required of him is to . . . write poetry. Just who are his captors, Kurt and Otávio? What of the alluring maid, Amália, and her charge, a woman with cancer named Gerda? And, most alarmingly of all, why does Kurt suddenly appear to be aging so much faster than he should?      –from the Two Lines Press website


Ugly Duckling Presse

Letter to the Amazon by Marina Tsvetaeva, translated by A’Dora Phillips and Gaëlle Cogan
48 pages – Ugly Duckling Presse/SPD

Invisible Oligarchs by Bill Berkson
64 pages – Ugly Duckling Presse/SPD

Dog Ear by Erica Baum
72 pages – Ugly Duckling Presse

LetMeBeClear_GIANTLet Me Be Clear by Cara Benson
Chapbook – Ugly Duckling Press

Poems from Bernie Sanders’ filibuster speech on December 10, 2010 as (re)written at Mt. McGregor Correctional Facility in Wilton, New York by D. Anderson, Jerry Andrew, RC Brown, Jareau Carter, Daniel Felder, Dempsey Hawkins, JJ Davies, Ismael Melendez, Danny Nelson, & Eric Perez.      –from the Ugly Duckling Presse website


Unnamed Press

Kevin Kramer Starts on Monday by Debbie Graber
176 pages – Unnamed Press/Amazon


Unsung Stories

The Arrival of Missives by Aliya Whiteley
91 pages – Unsung Stories/Amazon


 Wakefield Press

Sweating Blood by Léon Bloy, translated by Erik Butler
232 pages – Wakefield Press/Amazon


Wave Books

Come in Alone by Anselm Berrigan
96 pages – Wave Books/SPD

The City Keeps: Selected and New Poems 1966-2014 by John Godfrey
192 pages – Wave Books/SPD

Phantom_PainsPhantom Pains of Madness by Noelle Kocot
96 pages – Wave Books/SPD

Noelle Kocot recalls a break with reality that occurred a decade and a half ago in vivid, raw language, one word per line. The resulting slender columns are sharply focused and intense. There’s a cult following for her unique imagination, self-professed in a poem as “filled with pulchritude and peopleness,” and her seventh collection does not disappoint.      –from the Wave Books website

 

 

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