Time of SkyTime of Sky &
Castles in the Air

Ayane Kawata
Trans. by Sawako Nakayasu

 


bharatjiva
Portrait of
Colon Dash Parenthesis

Jeffrey Jullich

 



bharatjivaBharat jiva

kari edwards

 

 


bharatjiva
NO GENDER

edited by Julian T. Brolaski,
erica kaufman,
and E. Tracy Grinnell



bharatjiva
Hyperglossia

Stacy Szymaszek

 

 


bharatjiva
From Dame Quickly

Jennifer Scappettone

 

 

bharatjivaFace Before Against
Isabelle Garron
Translated by Sarah Riggs

 

 

bharatjivaAnimate, Inanimate Aims
Brenda Iijima

 

 


fruitlandsFruitlands

Kate Colby

 

 


four from japanFour from Japan

Kiriu Minashita,
Kyong-Mi Park,
Ryoko Sekiguchi,
Takako Arai
Trans. by Sawako Nakayasu


counter daemonsCounter Daemons

Roberto Harrison

 

 


emptied of all shipsEmptied of All Ships

Stacy Szymaszek

 

 


inner china Inner China

Eva Sjödin
Translated by Jennifer Hayashida

 



mudraThe Mudra
Kerri Sonnenberg

 

 



another kind of tendernessAnother Kind of Tenderness

Xue Di
Translated by Keith Waldrop,
Forrest Gander, Stephen Thomas,
Theodore Deppe and
Sue Ellen Thompson



euclid shuddersEuclid Shudders

Mark Tardi

 

 



notebooksNotebooks 1956-1978

Danielle Collobert
Translated by Norma Cole

 

 

house seen from nowhereThe House Seen from Nowhere
Keith Waldrop

Introduction



bharatjivaFour From Japan
Contemporary Poetry & Essays by Women

Kiriu Minashita, Kyong-Mi Park
Ryoko Sekiguchi, Takako Arai

Introduction & translations by Sawako NakayasuAdditional translations by:
Cole Swensen, Ryoko Sekiguchi, Chet Wiener,
Yu Nakai
& Malinda Markham

2006 • 100 pp. • $14.00
ISBN: 1-933959-01-0

Review in The Poetry Project Newsletter,
October / November 2007

Laura Sims review in Rain Taxi:
Vol. 12 No. 3, Fall 2007 (#47), Print edition

Midwest Book Review: Small Press Bookwatch review, March 2007

Audio recordings from the Festival of Contemporary Japanese Women Poets on PENNsound.

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"Litmus and Belladonna have produced a gorgeous volume... The collection also reminds me that the most daring poems do not experiment merely for the sake of innovation: they innovate so we may discover."

The Poetry Project Newsletter, October / November 2007


"Four From Japan showcases a diverse and reflective body of Japanese verse and other writings that is strongly recommended reading, a seminal addition to academic library poetry collections, and a welcome contribution to Japanese Cultural Studies supplemental reading lists."

Midwest Book Review: Small Press Bookwatch, March 2007

 

This revolutionary volume represents the first book of its kind, a bilingual anthology dedicated to women working in modern and cross cultural poetry milieus. Published collaboratively by Belladonna Books and Litmus Press in honor of the Festival of Contemporary Japanese Women Poets with support by the New York State Council on the Arts.

 




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