ALT 3 New Poetry Titles Out This Month!

ALT Zion Square by Maxim D. Shrayer: “Maxim D. Shrayer’s voice speaks across generations. With a stubborn belief that poetry must be healing, Shrayer writes poems that break through boundaries and fears, accept defeat, and yearn for pleasure.” —David Biespiel, author of A Self-Portrait in the Year of the High Commission on Love

ALT Wu Wei Eats an Egg by Lucas Hirsch: “Alternatingly enraged at and bemused by the 21st century, with its traps of bourgeois excess, addiction, and ‘hollow language,’ Hirsch regularly explores the interior self, familial history, and the physical world.” —Wayne Miller, author of The End of Childhood

ALT The Broken Heart is the Master Key by Baruch November: “God works through the fires in the collec­tion, inviting us to reflect on our own spir­i­tu­al journeys… these poems … are coura­geous and vulnera­ble, unlock­ing painful and uplift­ing truths.” —Jewish Book Council