Collection of 69 of the American poet's best poems written over the last two decades.

New version in English of the Perek Shirah--A Chapter of Song, an ancient Hebrew text.

The poet Laurance Wieder's essays-published over the last quarter-century-explore the fault line between the sacred and profane while parsing the enduring and the epehemeral, and balancing unease with consolation.

Poems by Laurance Wieder, including photographs of poems exhibited, with decorative artwork by Andrea Korotky, in an outdoor gallery over a nine-year period.

This roughly chronological collection assembles the best of Laurance Wieder's poetry written over the past half-century.

Some of these poems live fairly close to their biblical originals; some stand as commentaries or variations on the text; some venture afield.

Isaiahs sacred poetry transcends place, time, and doctrine. Isaiah's Closing Arguments is a new translation of all the prophet's Haftorot (singular: Haftarah) chanted on Sabbath mornings and on special occasions.