|9780822954507| When Shawn Doubiago graduated from high school, she and her mother Sharon, embarked on a journey through Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru. In Cuzco, Peru, standing before an alter where the Incas had sacrifced their female virgins, the daughter asked, “Are there any good men?” South American Mi Hija is Sharon Doubiago’s reply. Set amidst the mysteries and tragedies of South American culture, this book-length narrative poem is both an account of their journey and a feminist exploration of the struggle between the sexes. | Sharon Doubiago| Pitt Poetry Series| Poetry / American / General Poetry / General

|9780822954675| Previous Praise for Maggie Anderson’s Cold Comfort “We are struck by the generosity of a voice that manages to bridge the gap between a personal and a world view, a balance that reveals a narrator who is of the world yet not overwhelmed by it.” —Prairie Schooner | Maggie Anderson| Pitt Poetry Series| Poetry / American / General Poetry / General

|9780822954828|Winner of the 1991 Associated Writing Programs' Award Series in Poetry| Betsy Sholl| Pitt Poetry Series| Poetry / American / General Poetry / General

|9780822954804| Winner of the 1991 Agnes Lynch Starrett Poetry Prize. The poems in this book deal with life in a Pennsylvania Mennonite community and the tensions and conflicts that exist for the speaker as she tries to be true to two worlds, the other being New York City. | Julia Spicher Kasdorf| Pitt Poetry Series| Poetry / American / General Poetry / General

|9780822954996| “I am reminded of the Argentinean writers Julio Cortázar and Jorge Luis Borges, but with sunglasses and in California. The Flying Garcias is a sure voice and a fine book.” —Alberto Ríos | Richard Garcia| Pitt Poetry Series| Poetry / American / General Poetry / General