LA ESCALA DEL REINO (RIERA GUIGNET, ALEJANDRO) (Poesía)
PALEOGRAFÍAS (PIQUER GARZÓN, ALFREDO) (Poesía)
MUTACIONES (Poesía)
ALMA. APOLO (MACHADO, MANUEL) (Poesía)
LOS ÁNGELES DEL NO (BARCO, PABLO DEL) (Poesía)
LA LUZ Y EL COBRE (LÓPEZ ORTEGA, ÁNGEL ANTONIO) (Poesía)
PAJUELA QUE ARDE CON LLAMA (GÓMEZ DE CULLÁ, DANIEL) (Poesía)
LOS DÍAS (POESÍA 1978-1999) (BARÓN PALMA, EMILIO) (Poesía)
DINOSAURIOS (H. JORGE, CARLOS) (Poesía)
AL FUEGO DE LA VIDA . ANTOLOGÍA, 1964-1994 (BENITO DE LUCAS, JOAQUÍN) (Poesía)
POESÍA CANCIÓN (ORTIZ MONTALBÁN, RAMÓN) (Poesía)
POESÍAS (CLASSIC REPRINT) (MARTÍN CORONADO) (Poesía)
YOUR LIFE AS IT IS (MOLOTKOV, A.) (Poesía)
Your Life as It Is is the winner of the Editor's Choice Award for the Accents Publishing 2014 Poetry Chapbook Contest. 'Your Life as It Isholds nothing predictable. Although each of A. Molotkov's daybook prose poems begins with "You wake up in the morning ...," everything else-including the speaker's gender-is in flux. This is the multiverse wherein "changes replace changes," wherein the speaker must continually create and re-create perception and personal history. In this remarkable, eerily melancholy sequence, whatever Molotkov's voice embraces undergoes swift and multiple and brilliant transmutations.These poems create a cumulative ffect both moving and unsettling.' -Paulann Petersen, Oregon Poet Laureate Emerita
Your Life as It Is is the winner of the Editor's Choice Award for the Accents Publishing 2014 Poetry Chapbook Contest. 'Your Life as It Isholds nothing predictable. Although each of A. Molotkov's daybook prose poems begins with "You wake up in the morning ...," everything else-including the speaker's gender-is in flux. This is the multiverse wherein "changes replace changes," wherein the speaker must continually create and re-create perception and personal history. In this remarkable, eerily melancholy sequence, whatever Molotkov's voice embraces undergoes swift and multiple and brilliant transmutations.These poems create a cumulative ffect both moving and unsettling.' -Paulann Petersen, Oregon Poet Laureate Emerita












