Thirteen years ago, Jack Winter lay dying in a graveyard. Jack called upon a demon and traded his soul for his life… and now the demon is back to collect its due. But Jack has finally found something to live for. Her name is Pete Caldecott, and because of her, Jack's not going to Hell without a fight. Pete doesn't know about Jack's bargain, but she does know that something bigger and far more dangerous than Jack's demon is growing in the Black. Old gods are stirring and spirits are rising--and Jack doesn't stand a chance of stopping them without Pete's help.

Product Description: Weissbort’s intention was to end his tenure with the series Modern Poetry in Translation with an issue devoted, in part, to Eastern Europe, as the first book in the MPT series (1965) was largely devoted to this region or, more precisely, to the first post-War generation of poets, such as Zbigniew Herbert, Miroslav Holub, and Vasko Popa...read more (view table of contents, read Amazon.com's description)

Product Description: European Voices brings together a wide swath of major European poets from the 19th and 20th centuries, including Celan, Mallarme, Verlaine, Pushkin, Saba, and Cavafy.Translators include David Constantine, Robin Fulton, Michael Hamburger, and Marilyn Hacker...read more

Images of clothing representing different times and places accompany a collection of poetry that celebrates clothing and the meaning of what we wear, in a volume that includes poetry and art from Edward Steichen, Elizabeth Bishop, Max Ernst, Jim Dine, John Updike, Dorothy Parker, Calvin Trilling, Gustav Klimt, and Andy Warhol.

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Presents a collection of poetry from the First World War by such authors as Thomas Hardy, Edward Thomas, Siegfried Sassoon, Rudyard Kipling, Wilfred Owen, and Isaac Rosenberg.

Drawn from more than 150 books and chapbooks, a collection of nearly three hundred poems by established poets and up-and-coming talents spans a diverse group of nations, from Chile to Estonia to India. Simultaneous. IP.

Gathers selected modern poems from around the world

Willard Bohn’s collection of Dada poetry is the most comprehensive ever compiled. Forty-two poets writing in seven different languages (French, German, English, Italian, Spanish, Catalan, and Dutch) are presented in a bilingual format, where appropriate, with the original text and its English translation on facing pages. The collection, which opens with a critical and historical introduction, spans the years from 1914 to 1923 and includes such poets as Walter Conrad Arensberg, André Breton, Malcolm Cowley, Max Ernst, Mina Loy, Francis Picabia, Man Ray, Kurt Schwitters, and Tristan Tzara. Twelve works by ten Dada visual artists (six of whom are also represented by their poetry) illustrate the book.Dada’s overriding concern was liberty—social, moral, artistic, and intellectual. While rebelling against bourgeois values and all forms of authority, the Dadaists venerated scandalous behavior, spontaneity, and a general joie de vivre. Their adherents questioned the basic postulates of rationalism and humanism as few had done before. In trying to strip artistic expression down to its bare essentials, these writers often created works that were experiments in sound or typography.

Modern poems deal with genocide, wars, revolutions, the Holocaust, political repression, apartheid, and the democracy movement in China (view table of contents)

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Remarkable poems by women from every continent and region of the world are translated for the American reader