Shiftless Days

Mark Tursi

Noemi Press

Little Dividing Doors in the Mind

Karla Kelsey

The Night's Night

Beth Murray

Proximity Talks

Kristen Hanlon

Moveable Types

Jenny Boully

In the Colorless Round

Joanna Howard

A Man of Ideas and Other Stories

Galef, David

Literature & Fiction

Poetry. Latino/Latina Studies. Translated from the Spanish by Rose Alcala. "Lila Zemborain's power subverts paper: her words turn pages into films of blurred or incomplete images. The references are specific, but what is happening remains stubbornly a question defying the definitive answer except for what a reader is moved to speculate... These poems' secrets are within you"--Eileen Tabios.

Guardians of the Secret

Zemborain, Lila

United States

DAMN NEAR MIGHT STILL BE IS WHAT IT IS is part autofiction, part memoir and travelogue, part road novel, part journal entry. Beginning in New York and winding first around the country, with stops in Kansas City and Colorado, then around the world, the unnamed narrator of DAMN NEAR... confronts what it means to be American, to be Black, to be a tourist and penniless and to fall in love in cities like London, Vienna, and Milan. Central to the book are questions of authenticity, memory, friendship and family. An electrifying voice takes the lead in this global journey, by turns hilarious and heart rending, harsh and tender. DAMN NEAR... concerns itself with the profound questions of life through a singular focus on one person's circuit around the globe. Fiction. Memoir. Autofiction. Hybrid.

damn near might still be is what it is

williams, marcus scott

Travel

Poetry. Danielle Pafunda's third collection IATROGENIC: THEIR TESTIMONIES is a glittering gloaming sci-fi pregnancy epic. It takes place in half-light and lullaby, blaze and shiver. The poems owe a debt to Margaret Atwood, Matthew Derby, Donna Haraway, Edgar Lee Masters, and Monique Wittig, among others, but this book is an animal unto itself. A collaborative of women quits our world for a compound of its own making. They conjure and impregnate cyborg surrogates. We hear from these women, their surrogates, and a small band of renegades. Lacunae abound, history rears, death and its vicious proxy loss stalk. All are perched, maggot visionaries and at the same time most regular. "Danielle Pafunda's IATROGENIC is that rare book for which we can never be ready. It is a fat valise of incendiary poems. Where has it come from? How should I know? Perhaps Lady Pafunda wrested this language from birds. In any case, she has infected me and recruited me with her 'thick sting of pleasure.' There is nothing extinct about her."—Rachel Zucker

Iatrogenic: Their Testimonies

Pafunda, Danielle

Poetry

See the best price to sell, buy or rent books by the Noemi Press publisher. BookScouter helps to compare book prices from 25+ online bookstores and 30+ buyback vendors with a single search.

Books by Noemi Press