The new titles are here

New titles are available now, and you can look and see what they are like with our new previews. Click on individual links or got to the entire press preview list:

Here are the new titles for spring, available now . Visit Deerbrook Editions Website. Or click on a cover to reach the book page.

Night Garden, poetry by David Stankiewicz

Beyond Temples, poems by Martina Reisz Newberry

Tell Me The Moon, poems by Caroline Sulzer

Deerbrook Editions new title: Time Out of Joint

Time Out of Joint, is book III in the Argument of Time series by Teresa Carson, translated by Alessandro Di Mauro into Italian for this deluxe 8 x 11 inch bilingual edition. Publication date November 4th. Available now from Deerbrook Editions.

In Book III in The Argument of Time series, Carson explores not only how places of the past are often scripted to elicit specific responses from visitors, but also how the stories we tell about the past are often scripted to fit a particular point of view about a past event.

“This translation contributes to the debate, which Teresa’s lines so beautifully set out, over fascist urban design and self-imagery in post-fascist Italy. I hope that Italian readers will question our relationship to the twentieth and earlier centuries in light of this poet’s feelings about her relationship to both the past in general and to places in and around Rome, which still exert a hold on passersby, including myself, whether or not we are aware of the ways in which their remaking has always been linked to those in power.”
—Alessandro Di Mauro

Here is a preview.

Info & endorsements for new books

Some poems from Indebted to Wind by LR Berger

LR Berger’s latest book came out almost two years ago, but reading it now is still as moving and pleasurable as it was in 2021. I’ve been going back to recent titles and posting poem pages with the consideration that people like reading poems right in the post, and with hope that it may encourage them to visit the previews on issuu.com/deerbrookeditions or go to the Website and order a copy.

And there is good reason to.

L.R. Berger’s work has been supported by The National Endowment for the Arts, The PEN New England Discovery Award and The New Hampshire State Council on the Arts. She was Visiting Artist at The American Academy in Rome, and has been granted residencies at The MacDowell Colony, The Blue Mountain Center, Hedgebrook, Wellspring House and The Hermitage. Her collection of poems, The Unexpected Aviary, received the Jane Kenyon Award for Outstanding Book of Poetry.

Here are a couple of spreads from the book.

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Endorsed by Stephen Tapscott

The wind in these eloquent, elegant, tensile poems is present as spirit, of course; and as spirit it can manifest as the longing or fate of the body (it expires), as intellectual momentum (it inspires), and as power for social justice (it aspires). In all these modes, L.R. Berger both controls the energy as form, and honors the charge of the moment through perception by brilliant perception, breath by mortal breath.

—Stephen Tapscott, author of From the Book of Changes, and more