GRAYWOLF PRESS

(P/B) GLYPH
Baby Ralph has ways to pass the time in his crib - but they don't include staring at a mobile. Aided by his mother, he reads voraciously: "All of Swift, all of Sterne, Invisible Man, Baldwin, Joyce, Balzac, Auden, Roethke," along with a generous helping of philosophy, semiotics, and trashy thrillers. He's also fond of writing poems and stories (in crayon). But Ralph has limits. He's mute by choice and can't drive, so in his own estimation he's not a genius. Unfortunately for him, everyone else disagrees. His psychiatrist kidnaps him for te...
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(P/B) THE HALF-FINISHED HEAVEN
The poems of Tomas Transtromer are points of entry 'upward into/the depths' of an imagination, a spirit that is regeneratively inventive, capacious, unillusioned, undaunted, admirable. (From the publisher)...
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(H/B) THE YELLOW-LIGHTED BOOKSHOP