Poetry Readers Challenge discussion

I'm still plugging away at my amazon wishlist, but I would love to hear if anyone subscribes to a press that puts out books or chaps on a quarterly basis.

2020 books:

1. Deepstep Come Shining by C.D. Wright

2. River of Light by John Morgan

3. fast by Jori Graham

4. Coney Island of the Mind by Lawrence Ferlinghetti

5. Blood Dazzler by Patricia Smith

I read Coney Island of the Mind a number of years ago. Really enjoyed it.

Rob the Obscure wrote: "I read Coney Island of the Mind a number of years ago. Really enjoyed it."
Good to know there's another Ferlinghetti fan in our group :)

Jen wrote: "Rob the Obscure wrote: "I read Coney Island of the Mind a number of years ago. Really enjoyed it."
Good to know there's another Ferlinghetti fan in our group :)"

Me, too, though I haven't read him lately. He captivated me in my first year of college, which is more amazing since I didn't read much poetry back then unless it was assigned. The problem was they assigned the wrong poems for my taste, but I've since found them on my own.

Alarie wrote: "Jen wrote: "Rob the Obscure wrote: "I read Coney Island of the Mind a number of years ago. Really enjoyed it."
Good to know there's another Ferlinghetti fan in our group :)"

Me, too, though I have..."

I was lucky enough to have a pretty broad exposure in college but I've definitely had to do some discovering on my own. Some of my favorites were/are not part of the canon.

6. Trilogy by H.D.

7. Reasons for Going It On Foot by William Pitt Root

8. Let It Be a Dark Roux by Sheryl St. Germain

9. St. Rage's Vault by B.K. Fischer

10. Sonnet to My Past and Future Assassin by Terrence Hays

11. The Art of Losing, ed. Kevin Young

12. The Broken Word by Adam Foulds