WWPH NEW RELEASES
“Varun Gauri may be the most psychologically insightful of recent Indian-American writers….brilliant, hilarious…” Akhil Sharma. A 2024 NPR BOOKS WE LOVE SELECTION! Read more.
Winner of the 2024 Jean Feldman Poetry Award. Chanlee Luu’s knock-out debut poetry collection. Read more.
“Miguel Avero’s original poems next to Colson’s translations, are stunning …” DC City Paper. Read more.
Megan Doney has written one of the most important memoirs published since Columbine. Lyrical. Insightful. Read more.
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WWPH RECENT RELEASES
K. Avvirin Berlin’s stunning poetry collection intersects Black history with Greek mythology and is the 2023 Jean Feldman Poetry Prize winner. Read more.
Len Kruger’s moving coming-of-age story. 1970s suburbia lives here. Read more.
Bernardine ‘Dine’ Watson’s memoir was named one of the ‘Top 5 over 50’ books by Poets & Writers magazine and a ‘Book We Love’ by NPR. WWPH’s premier nonfiction book. Read more.
The new edition of Grace Cavalieri’s classic WWPH collection, originally published in 1975, one of the first books from WWPH. Read more.
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