Something Missing From This World
Refugee 33,333
A Blind Salmon
No Gods Live Here
Is It Poetry?
Nostalgia Doesn’t Flow Away Like Riverwater
Canting Arms
Foreign Music
The Long Coming of the Fire
The Law of Conservation
The Poetic Garden of Liu Zongyuan
Herostories
Time Stitches
Motherfield
Isles of Firm Ground
Always Different
This collection of poetry from Hungarian master Gyula Jenei, peers into nostalgia and its uncertainties, grappling with histories and temporalities that are unrecognizable or gone.
Habitus
An explosive entry into the world of poetry from the most acclaimed debut poet ever in the Dutch language.
The River in the Belly
In his debut collection of poetry in English, the widely acclaimed author of Tram 83 returns to the Deep Vellum catalog with a moving lyric meditation on the Democratic Republic of Congo and its namesake river.
Two Half Faces
The first English-language collection by Moroccan-Dutch sensation Mustafa Stitou, Two Half Faces spans the career of an adventurous, exalted poet, a master of the Dutch language and a prophet of his time.
The Freedom Factory
If the team that makes The Moth travelled back in time to a Soviet factory, these are the grotesquely funny stories they'd come back with.
Uyghurland, the Farthest Exile
"Uyghurland" collects over two decades of Ahmatjan Osman's poetry in Jeffrey Yang's collaborative translations from the Uyghur and Arabic. Osman, the foremost Uyghur poet of his generation, channels his ancestors alongside Mallarme and Rimbaud, observing the world from exile. Born in 1964, Osman grew up in Urumchi, the capital and the largest city
Bessarabian Stamps
Reminiscent of Bruno Schulz's "Street of Crocodiles," Oleg Woolf's "Bessarabian Stamps" -- a cycle of 16 stories set mostly in the village of Sanduleni -- is a vivid, surreal evocation of a liminal world. Sanduleni's denizens are in permanent flux, forever shifting languages, cultures, and states (in every sense of the word). Woolf has relocated ma
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