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Myself All AlongPreorder NOW! Poetry Paperback Myself All Along reverberates with a profound sense of longing, capturing the essence of something lost and forgotten. Daniel Pukkila presents a quasi religious inquiry into the self beyond identity, challenging the notion of the self as a mere amalgamation of external identifiers. Weaving inspiration from the pens of Yehuda Amichai, Ursula K. Le Guin, Shuntaro Tanikawa, and Nelly Sachs, Pukkila crafts a poetic journey

Ross White’s debut poetry collection

Nietzche and the modern novel

He lives in Berkeley with his wife and daughter

Altough he was released with a Supreme Court decision

NOTES ON THE USE OF THE AUSTRIAN SCYTHE

He won the Rector’s Scholarship in 1966 and took a BA in French Literature

music and poetry

Enso uses her words and visual images

environmental campaigner and teacher

is the mother of invention

For Lahiri’s poems here do not sing of emperors or generals – they tell of a foot-soldier

are the ways our almost (but not quite) incalculably extractive lives