NYQ 65
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URGENT call for donations - PLEASE HELP
01/28/2010
An anonymous donor has pledged $5000 in matching funds to NYQ - IF - we can come up with the original $5000. PLEASE, if you can help us get this matching gift - the power of your money will have been doubled. With this money we will be able to get issue 66 out the door and continue our book... |Read More |
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Jim Reese's Ghost on 3rd Released by NYQ Books
01/14/2010
Jim Reese's newest collection, ghost on 3rd is riddled with love, latent violence, humor, and prison life. Critics who said that his last collection kicked "like an old pump-12 gauge" will be happy to find the barrels sawed off in this book. Re... |Read More |
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Richard Kostelanetz's newest book, Recircuits released by NYQ Books
12/29/2009
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NYQ Books releases Voluptuous Gloom by Oren Wagner
11/24/2009
NYQ Books is pleased to announce the release of Oren Wagner's Voluptuous Gloom. In his first full-length book of poetry, Oren Wagner, delivers what the title, Voluptuous Gloom, promises, taking the reader... |Read More |
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Joe Weil's The Plumber's Apprentice now available from NYQ Books™
11/17/2009
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Amanda J. Bradley's Hints and Allegations is now available.
10/09/2009
Amanda J. Bradley's debut book of poems from NYQ Books™, Hints and Allegations, takes the reader on an inward journey from a place of disturbance to a recovered equilibrium. These poems probe intense scenarios and... |Read More |
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A Boilermaker for the Lady by Fred Yannantuono is now available.
09/23/2009
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The New York Quarterly was established in 1969 by the late William Packard out of a growing concern for the pure craft and technique of poetry writing. Every issue of NYQ includes the best cross-section of contemporary poetry, a Craft Interview with an outstanding poet on the general subject of style and prosody and technique, informational articles on poets and poetry materials of lasting value to the practicing poet. NYQ 65 is Available - ORDER NOW NYQ 65 is currently available through online stores. NYQ 65 features a craft interview with David Shapiro; an essay, "Taking the Pulse of Contemporary Poetry Today," by Melanie Lynn Moro-Huber; a very frank and thorough conversation with Barney Rosset; memorials to Dave Church, W. D. Snodgrass, and John Updike; the third and final editorial in the series "Meeting William Packard;" along with work by well over 100 of today's most prominent and emerging poets. NYQ 65 is also available at independent bookstores nationwide.
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