Object 7 ( ,a spirit loosely, ,bundled in a frame, ) by Tilghman Alexander Goldsborough Now available ( read more)read more)

Futurepoem welcomes unpublished, full-length manuscripts of poetry, prose, and multi-genre writing that challenge and expand on the potential for poetic form, language, content, and process. Work by underrepresented and emerging writers is especially welcome.

Futurepoem books is a New York City-based publishing collaborative dedicated to presenting innovative works of contemporary poetry and prose by both emerging and important underrepresented writers. Our rotating editorial panel shares the responsibility for selecting, designing and promoting the books we produce.

Futurepoem Authors Wendy Lotterman & Violet Spurlock read at The Poetry Project. Come see Futurepoem authors Wendy Lotterman Violet Spurlock read their work at the Poetry Project, on Monday, October 2nd, at 8 PM! There will be a reception with wine and snacks at 7 pm. The event will also be live-streamed via The Poetry Project’s Youtube.

Poems of the Black Object Ronaldo Wilson. Delinquent Mina Pam Dick. Traffic and Weather Marcella Durand. Your Country Is Great Ara Shirinyan. Threads Jill Magi. Murmur Laura Mullen. Some Mantic Daemons Garrett Kalleberg. Under the Sun Rachel Levitsky. The Escape Jo …

His playfulness is counterbalanced by our material histories and the brain-numbing politics that catapult us into an uncertain future... These poems are a mind-spinning orchestration of riff, snap, and breath. Stunning. Impressive. Forever readable in perpetuity. —Ruth Ellen Kocher, author of Archon/After. Author Bio

Futurepoem books is a New York City-based publishing collaborative dedicated to presenting innovative works of contemporary poetry and prose by both emerging and important underrepresented writers. Our rotating editorial panel shares the responsibility for selecting, designing and promoting the books we produce.

Their work has been translated to French, and appears in NIOQUES, 22/23: Nouvelle Poésie Des Étas-Unis (New U.S. Poetry), edited by DoubleChange Collective, and translated by Abigail Lang. Fall 2021

Manuel Paul López's books include Nerve Curriculum (Futurepoem), These Days of Candy (Noemi Press, Akrilica Series), The Yearning Feed (University of Notre Dame Press), winner of the Earnest Sandeen Poetry Prize, and Death of Mexican and Other Poems (Bear Star Press).

Fortune displays an impressive range of sophisticated technique in her eagerness and ability to capture The Moment for forever. Each poem is uniquely itself and unlike any other in this varied collection.