United States Poet Laureate Joy Harjo gathers the work of more than 160 poets, representing nearly 100 indigenous nations,into the first historically comprehensive Native poetry anthology.

Featuring the 2019 ProForma contest winners; work by Jose Hernandez Diaz, Diamond Forde, Anushka Jasraj, Essy Stone, and many more; and interviews with Etgar Keret and Diana Khoi Nguyen. See full table of contents.

• A Literary Mapping of Horsepower by Joy Priest (2020), cited by the National Books Critics Cirlce

• ​Mapping the Valley: A Review of Cait Weiss Orcutt’s VALLEYSPEAK (2018)

• “The workshop is full of remnants of her, you don’t leave her”: Depictions of Female Labor in Factory Girls and Excess—The Factory (2020)

• “Boy, Girl, Angel, Golem”: Multimodal Transformations in Alicia Jo Rabins’s Fruit Geode (2019)

• My reviewer page at the Jewish Book Council

Screenprint featuring "Line Study of a Motel Clerk." Screenprinted by Amy Ritter at the Fine Arts Work Center in Provincetown.

Broadside featuring "A Conversation With America About Small Businesses" from Line Study of a Motel Clerk. ​ Designed and printed by Black Rock Press, University of Nevada, Reno. Photos by Henry MacDiarmid, 2017. Please contact Black Rock Press at blackrock@unr.edu for purchasing inquiries.

First-person reflections of twelve African American women with deep roots in Youngstown, Ohio. Purchasing information here. Thank you for supporting the vital work of Lit Youngstown!