Here are all 55 titles from Flood Editions year by year, from the past fifteen years . . . with many more to come!
2001
Ronald Johnson, The Shrubberies
Pam Rehm, Gone to Earth
2002
Philip Jenks, On the Cave You Live In
Paul Hoover, Winter (Mirror)
Fanny Howe, Economics
Tom Pickard, Hole in the Wall: New and Selected Poems
2003
Robert Duncan, Letters: Poems 1953–56
Graham Foust, As in Every Deafness
William Fuller, Sadly
Lisa Jarnot, Black Dog Songs
2004
Tom Pickard, The Dark Months of May
John Taggart, Pastorelles
John Tipton, Surfaces
2005
Merrill Gilfillan, Undanceable
Ronald Johnson, Radi os
Thomas Meyer (trans.), daode jing by Laozi
Jennifer Moxley, Often Capital
Pam Rehm, Small Works
2006
Robert Adamson, The Goldfinches of Baghdad
Elizabeth Arnold, Civilization
William Fuller, Watchword
2007
Graham Foust, Necessary Stranger
Michael O’Brien, Sleeping and Waking
Tom Pickard, Ballad of Jamie Allan
Jay Wright, Music’s Mask and Measure
2008
Lisa Jarnot, Night Scenes
Andrew Joron, The Sound Mirror
John Taggart, There Are Birds
John Tipton (trans.), Ajax by Sophocles
2009
Graham Foust, A Mouth in California
Fanny Howe, What Did I Do Wrong?
Jennifer Moxley, Clampdown
2010
Elizabeth Arnold, Effacement
Merrill Gilfillan, The Bark of the Dog
Merrill Gilfillan, The Warbler Road
William Wylie, Route 36: Photographs
2011
Roy Fisher, Selected Poems, edited by August Kleinzahler
William Fuller, Hallucination
Thomas Meyer, Kintsugi
Pam Rehm, The Larger Nature
2012
Basil Bunting, Bunting’s Persia, edited by Don Share
Ann Kim, Lobster Palaces
Jennifer Moxley, There Are Things We Live Among: Essays on the Object World
Michael O’Brien, Avenue
2013
Ronald Johnson, ARK, edited by Peter O’Leary
Graham Foust, To Anacreon in Heaven and Other Poems
Jay Wright, Disorientations: Groundings
2014
Elizabeth Arnold, Life
Merrill Gilfillan, Red Mavis
Jennifer Moxley, The Open Secret
2015
Robert Adamson, Net Needle
Ali Cobby Eckermann, Ruby Moonlight
William Fuller, Playtime
John Tipton (trans.), Seven against Thebes by Aeschylus
Forthcoming in December: Graham Foust, Time Down to Mind