Beginnings of the Prose Poem: All Over the Place

Exploring the origins of the prose poem, this anthology features foundational works by iconic figures like William Blake and Charles Baudelaire, alongside lesser-known writers such as Judith Gautier and Elena Guro. It highlights the genre's unique embrace of hybridity across aesthetic, cultural, and political dimensions. The collection, edited by Mary Ann Caws and Michel Delville, is essential for those interested in modern poetics and literary innovation, showcasing contributions from over 20 translators worldwide.