ALL TITLES 30% OFF; a Holiday Sale
Poets, readers, friends,
It's been a good year, and it seems like only yesterday that we were awaiting the first of our Bagley Wright Lecture Series books; or listening to poems on a boat gliding the canals of Tampa; or paging through incredible drawings of Etheridge Knight; or delighting in Philip Lamantia's letters of conscientious objection to war; or taking a ferry across the sound to a wonderland of typewriters; or talking a mile a minute at bookfairs in Seattle, Brooklyn, and Portland; or carefully balancing a little papercraft amid the cacti.
That last one literally was yesterday. And everything that card says is true: we are having a HOLIDAY SALE. To celebrate the year. ALL TITLES are 30% OFF, with FREE SHIPPING in the US.
Head over to our holiday collection (hint: it's all the books) and the discount should be applied automatically. Or simply plug in "ANDOTHERPOEMS" when you check out.
The sale will run until the end of the year.
New books by Philip Lamantia, Edwin Torres, and Anselm Berrigan ON SALE
Our October books have just arrived! Now in Seattle—and moving around the rest of the world—is Philip Lamantia's selected prose, Preserving Fire, and two new collections of poetry: XoeteoX, by Edwin Torres, and Something for Everybody, by Anselm Berrigan. These books will officially publish on October 9th, and from now until then we'll have them on sale, 33% off paperbacks and 20% hardcovers. Just follow the links for any of them that pique your interest and find them already discounted.
Happy reading!
Your friends at Wave Books
New books by Terrance Hayes, Danielle Dutton, and Chelsey Minnis ON SALE
We are excited to have the September books here in Seattle! This includes Terrance Hayes’s multi-genre exploration of poetic heritage, a beautiful new edition of Danielle Dutton’s single-paragraph poem-novel on the suburbs, and a new collection of poems/dialogues/treatises from Chelsey Minnis. Head to any of these titles and find them already discounted, 33% off paperbacks, 20% off the one hardcover. These books will officially publish on September 4th, and we'll run this sale until then.
Happy reading!
Your friends at Wave Books
SUMMER SALE: The Pairs
If you are like us, you usually have a few books going at the same time, especially during the summer. For the next couple of weeks, we thought we’d encourage this kind of reading with a sale we are calling The Pairs. Below you’ll find some precision selections, arranged as duos. Visit the sale collection (or go to any of the individual books below), and use the code "The Pairs" at checkout to get 40% off (shipping in the US via media mail is always FREE).
You don’t have to buy and read these books together, but we certainly think you should. Regardless of what you do, we’ll keep these discounts going until July 4th.
Dreams of a Robot Dancing Bee, by James Tate / The Others, by Matthew Rohrer
Short stories and a novel-in-verse, chockfull of narrators. Also, robots.
Calamities, by Renee Gladman / Prose Architectures, by Renee Gladman
Renee Gladman's bona fide pair: writings of the body in space, drawings of the writing.
Red Juice, by Hoa Nguyen / Superior Packets, by Susie Timmons
Two poets writing from deep within poetic practice, in two books that go beyond the book.
Citizen Of, by Christian Hawkey / State of the Union, an anthology
The predicament of citizenship.
Supplication, by John Wieners / Into the Snow, by Gennady Aygi
Two selected works by poets who plumb the depths of human feeling.
Phantom Pains of Madness, by Noelle Kocot / New Exercises, by Franck André Jamme
Word, line, thought, falling.
Verse Book of Interviews / What is Poetry? (Just Kidding, I Know You Know)
You: yes?
Me: maybe.
(and other extraordinary conversations)
Thin Kimono, by Michael Earl Craig / If I Don’t Breathe How Do I Sleep, by Joe Wenderoth
Slanted sensibilities.
24 Pages and Other Poems, by Lisa Fishman / Lake Superior, by Lorine Niedecker
The first Lorine Niedecker Poet-in-Residence and Lorine Niedecker herself, in two books about body, place, and the physicality of the world.
Cities at Dawn, by Geoffrey Nutter / Moongarden, by Anthony McCann
Do we need to explain this one? Lavish visions onto worlds.
He Paves the Road with Iron Bars, by Caroline Knox / Power Ballads, by Garrett Caples
Heavy metal.
Of Entirety Say the Sentence, by Ernst Meister / Advice From 1 Disciple of Marx to 1 Heidegger Fanatic, by Mario Santiago Papasquiaro
German existentialism and Mexican infrarealism.
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Congratulations to CAConrad! Their book While Standing in Line for Death has won the 30th Annual Lambda Literary Award in the category of Gay Poetry! Check out all the incredible winners here.
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