Fiction - Diverse Reads

Lena Khalaf Tuffaha's Kaan and Her Sisters illuminates the work of grief and survival, the sordid legacies of official historical record and the li...

When Justine Chan worked as a park ranger at Zion National Park, she chose to retell a Southern Paiute folktale for her weekly evening program on c...

An essential collection from the leading figure of Chinese poetry translation, presenting work of insight, humor, and musicality that continues to ...

Bold and original poetry from a leading figure of an underrepresented anglophone tradition. Lakdhas Wikkramasinha is one of the major Sri Lankan po...

Brynn Saito takes her readers on a journey with her father to the desert prison at Gila River where, over 80 years ago, her grandparents met and ma...

ten-cent flower & other territories explores what is lost in lineage, translation, transaction, and seeks reclamation through mapping. Through ...

Alex Van Huynh's first collection takes us into the deep inquiries of a mind fully engaged with both the known and unknowable. Informed by mytholog...

In his debut full length collection, Junious 'Jay' Ward dives deep into the formation of self. Composition interrogates the historical perception...

Soundtracked with soul, disco, and funk hits from the 1960s, '70s, and '80s, the speaker of Testify returns in Trouble Funk to tell the story of ho...

A Louisville Poets Anthology edited byLouisville native and acclaimed Horsepower author Joy Priest.Conceived in the aftermath of city-wideprotests ...

A preeminent voice in contemporary literature, Major Jackson offers steady miracles of vision and celebrations of language in rapturous, sophistica...

As well-known as The Harlem Renaissance has become in American Culture, with its bigger-than-life luminaries in literatures, music, art and theater...

As well-known as The Harlem Renaissance has become in American Culture, with its bigger-than-life luminaries in literatures, music, art and theater...

A linguistically experimental and socially engaged collection of poems that examines questions of colorism within an economically driven world.In a...

Langston Hughes, born February 1, 1901, was a leading Black poet of the Harlem Renaissance Hughes invented jazz poetry Regardless of whether he was...