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Now… on with the titles that currently have our attention!
POETRY
Gauri Awasthi, Mother Wound (Trio House Press, October 2026)
DeeSoul Carson, The Laughing Barrel, (Alice James, April 2027)
Daniela Danz, trans. Monika Cassel, Portolan: Poems (University of Nebraska Press, Georgia Review Books series, January 2027)
Tom Cole, Chimes: A Monologue (The Song Cave, Fall 2026)
Hannah Emerson, Reality Reality Reality (Milkweed Editions, February 2027)
Callie Garnett, Shit Hike (The Song Cave, Fall 2026)
Mike Good, Rung by Rung ( CavanKerry Press, May 2027)
Gemma Gorga, trans. Sharon Dolin, Voyage to the Center (University of Pittsburgh Press, Spring 2027)
Kelle Groom, Book of Miracles (University of Pittsburgh Press, Spring 2027)
Justin Hunt, Requiem in Wide-Open Minor (CavanKerry Press, April 2027)
Leigh Kotsilidis, Some of Us May Live (Coach House, October 2026)
Sandy Meek, Bind (Persea Books, January 2027)
Lenna Mendoza, As Lightning (University of Wisconsin Press, November 2026)
Oksana Maksymchuk, Nothing to Write Home About (University of Pittsburgh Press, Spring 2027)
Andrew Motion, Gravity Archives (University of Pittsburgh Press, Spring 2027)
Jae Nichelle, Grownfolk Blues: a musical in poems (Host Publications, October 2026)
José Padua, Earth-Shattering News and Other Catastrophes Considered While Listening to the Genius of Love (University of Pittsburgh Press, Spring 2027)
Alafia Nicole Sessions, Nine Drops of Turpentine (University of Georgia Press, March 2027)
Crisosto Apache and Julian Tanya, eds., The Starry Field: A Gathering of New Two-Spirit and Indigequeer Poetry, (Litmus Press, Fall 2026)
Jorge Tellier, After Everything: Selected Poems (The Song Cave, Fall 2026)
Kira Tucker, Wildest (Akashic Books, December 2026)
Reed Turchi, Dancing with Poets (Center for Literary Publishing/University Press of Colorado, November 2026)
Scout Turkel, Solitude and Society (Nightboat Books, January 2027)
Andrew Chi Keong Yim, The Ninth Island (University of Pittsburgh Press, Spring 2027)
FICTION / NOVEL / NOVELLA
Oktavia Brownlow, When It Gets Cold in the South (University Press of Kentucky, January 2027)
Sébastien Dulude, trans. Pablo Strauss, Asbestos (Coach House, October 2026)
Nikki Ervice, Roadshow (Astra House, November 2026)
Dominique Fortier, trans. Rhonda Mullins, One Part Ocean (Coach House, October 2026)
Denise Rose Hansen, Blue Sunset (Dorothy, October 2026)
Maggie Helwig, Girls Fall Down (Coach House, October 2026)
Brais Lamela, trans. Jacob Rogers, What Remains (Dorothy, October 2026)
Karen Olsson, Dear Thorns (Astra House, November 2026)
John Skoyles, All the Question Marks (Unbound Edition, October 2026)
Siamak Vossoughi, The Friend Seekers: Stories (Sarabande, November 2026)
Esther Yi, To God (Astra House, October 2026)
NONFICTION / ESSAYS / MEMOIR
Traci Brimhall, The Grief Artist (Sarabande, October 2026)
Lina Mounzer, Janus City: The Many Faces of Beirut (OR Books, October 2026)
Willard Spiegelman, My (Lucky) Stars: Essays (Unbound Edition, October 2026)
Paul Chaat Smith, Indian Enough: Essays (University of Minnesota Press, January 2027)
Juliet Patterson, Sinkhole (Milkweed Editions, October 2026)
Kathryn Crowcroft, Tongue (Catapult, October 2026)
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