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  | | The Literary Review(1st Edition) Encyclopedia Britannica by Mary Jo Bang, Osama Alomar, Ales Steger, Simon Perchik, Douglas Ogurek, The Literary Review, Albert Goldbarth, Cynthia Cruz, Christian Barter, Brian Henry, Martha Witt, Joseph Levens, Mark Budman, C.E. Cardiff, Bryon Macwilliams, Hilary Steinitz, Renee Ashley, Minna Proctor, Craig Morgan Teicher, Maria Sibylla Merian, Ahmet Ada, Gloria Amodeo, Sarah Barber, Polina Barkova, Barret Baumgart, Michael Bazzett, Miron Białoszewski, Callista Buchen, Manu Chander, Nesrin Eruysal, Kathryn Farris, Ken Fifer, Franklin Freeman, David Georgi, Micah Heatwole, John Hoppenthaler, Ilya Kaminsky, Andrei Krasnyashykh, Anatoly Kudryavitsky, Matt Mcgregor, Tanya Paperny, Utz Rachowski, Daniel Reid, Michael Ritterson, Ryan Romine, F. Daniel Rzicznek, C. J. Sage, Jena Salon, Ian Stone, Charlotte Wilder Single Issue Magazine, 256 Pages, Published 2012 by Fairleigh Dickinson University ISBN-13: 978-0-9846400-6-5, ISBN: 0-9846400-6-1 "The Literary Review is a sleek literary magazine featuring the best international writers of our generation. Every issue includes short stories, poems, essays, belle lettres and book commentary, as well as author interviews. The Literary Review is one of the hippest literary journals in the country and one of the oldest. No dust gathers here. The Encyclopedia Britannica issue includes a wealth of art from the age of information. This is ..." |
 | | Domestic Garden(1st Edition) (Carnegie Mellon Poetry Series) by John Hoppenthaler Paperback, 80 Pages, Published 2015 by Carnegie Mellon ISBN-13: 978-0-88748-595-4, ISBN: 0-88748-595-2 "In his third collection of poetry, John Hoppenthaler surveils the remnants of an American Dream. What devotion might mean and look like in our time is at the book’s heart. The poems, written in a variety of styles, offer testimony and uncover, row by row, what remains viable in a garden they hope to resurrect." |
 | | Anticipate the Coming Reservoir(1st Edition) (Carnegie Mellon Poetry Series) by John Hoppenthaler Paperback, 64 Pages, Published 2008 by Carnegie Mellon University Press ISBN-13: 978-0-88748-480-3, ISBN: 0-88748-480-8 "Speakers in Anticipate the Coming Reservoir return to and survey terrain that was once their own and find it strangely defamiliarized. As they process the changes―changes they generally see as suspect―these characters seek, and sometimes find, something like balance between nostalgia and terra incognita. This collection may be, as Natasha Trethewey writes, “his nostos,” but it is also John Hoppenthaler’s paen to existential resolve as i ..." |
 | | Lives of Water(1st Edition) (Carnegie Mellon Poetry Series) by John Hoppenthaler Paperback, 80 Pages, Published 2003 by Carnegie Mellon University Press ISBN-13: 978-0-88748-385-1, ISBN: 0-88748-385-2 "A collection of poetry by John Hoppenthaler." |