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Poetry

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Cover of "In the Shadow of Al-Andalus," by Victor Hernández Cruz, which features a chair holding a white hat and a checkered, multi-colored wall behind it.

In the Shadow of Al-Andalus

Cover of "In the Room of Never Grieve," by Anne Waldman, which features an illustration of a woman hiding behind a white tree as an orange plane flies above her.

In The Room of Never Grieve

Cover of "In The Futurity Lounge," by Marjorie Welish, which has a bright orange background that has been inlaid with the praise of the book.

In the Futurity Lounge

Cover of "In the Builded Place," by Michael Heller, which shows a black and white sketch of a city at night, with the only color coming from the yellow street lamp. There is also the figure of a person standing on the sidewalk across from said street lamp.

In the Builded Place

Cover of "How to Be Perfect: An Illustrated Guide," by Ron Padgett, which features an illustration of a man wearing a suit and tie and pink bunny slippers.

How to Be Perfect: An Illustrated Guide

Cover of "How to Be Perfect," by Ron Padgett, which features a detailed drawing in muted colors of a bird perched on some sort of wall mount.

How to Be Perfect

Cover of "How Long," by Ron Padgett, featuring the legs of a person wearing pinstriped pants and white sneakers standing on top of a cracked floor that has various shaped and colors on it.

How Long

Cover of "Handling Destiny," by Adrian Castro, which has an image of a rising sun, as well as an overlay of silhouetted people standing side by side in several rows diagonally.

Handling Destiny

Cover of "Guests of Space," by Anselm Hollo, which has an image of an old man in front of a door, a shadowy image on the wall behind the man, and everything is shaded in a dark purple hue.

Guests of Space

Cover of "Green is for World," by Juliana Leslie, focusing on the image of several scraps of paper in various shades of blues, greens, and whites.

Green Is for World

Cover of "Gorgeous Chaos," by Jack Marshall, which shows vivid colors of the rainbow in the style of a thermogram.

Gorgeous Chaos

Cover of "Good Stock Strange Blood," by Dawn Lundy Martin, which features notebook paper as the background, an abstract image of an octopus-looking creature, and a lurking face.

Good Stock Strange Blood

Cover of "Fugitive, in Full View," by Jack Marshall, which shows an image of the cosmos, with swirling nebulae and sparkling blue stars.

Fugitive, in Full View

Cover of "Four Incarnations," by Robert Sward, featuring a pink rectangle in the left corner that contains the number 4, and a purple rectangle in the bottom right corner. The other two corners are black in color.

Four Incarnations

Cover of "Forge," by Ted Mathys, which has the bottom half covered in a bright orange color that contains some texture, and the top half is pure black.

Forge

Cover of Yuko Taniguchi's "Foreign Wife Elegy," which focuses on an image of power lines with orange-hued clouds behind it. There are also markers for cardinal directions on the four sides of the cover.

Foreign Wife Elegy

Cover of "Find the Girl," by Lightsey Darst, featuring a blurred image of police yellow tape.

Find the Girl

Cover of "Expect Delays," by Bill Berkson, on a bright orange background and blue lettering for the title.

Expect Delays

Cover of "Exhibit of Forking Paths," by James Grinwis, which has a green circuit board and metallic holes.

Exhibit of Forking Paths

Cover of "Errançities," by Quincy Troupe, featuring an aerial shot of what looks like a city market.

Errançities

Cover of "Erosion's Pull," by Maureen Owen, which focuses on the close up of a rock and all the swirling veins and colors within.

Erosion's Pull

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Cover of Mark McMorris's "Entrepôt," which features black and gray scribbles letters that cannot be made out.

Entrepôt

Cover of "Easter Sunday," by Tom Clark, featuring a blue background with a focus on a painting of three ceramic jars in different styles.

Easter Sunday

Cover of "Earthling," by Steve Healey, which includes a geometric equation, a spine, and the shadowy figure of a person in the background.

Earthling

Cover of "Earliest Worlds," by Eleni Sikelianos, which features a window looking out towards a few buildings, and this window is also bordered by green and orange colors.

Earliest Worlds

Cover of "Drawing the Line," by Lawson Fusao Inada, which is colored orange on the left side, while the right side contains a painting of a mountainous landscape.

Drawing the Line

Cover of "Dog Road Woman," by Allison Adelle Hedge Coke, which has three diamonds which contain a pattern and yellow and orange alternating colors within.

Dog Road Woman

Cover of "Decoy," by Elaine Equi, focusing on a black and white image of the the back half of someone's head while they look at an empty notebook.

Decoy

Cover of "Dear Sandy, Hello," by Ted Berrigan, which showcases a colored drawing of a lady wearing glasses and a red cardigan.

Dear Sandy, Hello

Cover of Greg Hewett's "darkacre," showcasing a window looking into another window, which shows green trees.

darkacre

Cover of "Dark. Sweet.," by Linda Hogan, which features a black and white photo of a gnarled tree, a bush, and wild grass.

Dark. Sweet.

Cover of "DANCE," by Lightsey Darst which has swirling ribbons of text on paper, as well as a blue background.

DANCE

Cover of "Cross Worlds," edited by Anne Waldman and Laura Wright, which features a black and white photo of a group of people, excluding their heads, and it also contains green, orange, and red rectangles containing text.

Cross Worlds: Transcultural Poetics

Cover of Bob Kaufman's "Cranial Guitar," featuring a vague sketch of a guitar, shaded in blue with a yellow center, and the left side in a shade of bright yellow.

Cranial Guitar

Cover of Anselm Hollo's "Corvus," featuring abstract shapes in pink, blue, and purple, as well as a drawn tree and a black bird in a white stamp.

Corvus

Cover of "Comrade Past & Mister Present," by Andrei Codrescu, which is a blue and red print with two silhouetted figures in the foreground.

Comrade Past & Mister Present

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