Brother No One

Asleep, the Structure Unmoving, We Remain, Unmoved Something Dark Indeed Water & Weather, the Sun Disguise Teeth-Tiered Lipica Audition 97% of the Population Live Within Five Miles of the Coast Interior: Airport Bar Rolling Meth Lab Orchestrating Flight Baited Sonnet Irritable Bowel Sonnet Us Two Arkitekt [Through a Glass Darkly] Powerwalker Sonnet Cruelty Free Sonnet Divine Residue Arms & Weather, the Stars Submarine Actually Sounding, or Bad-Ass Cassowary Particle & Parcel Big Big CIA Sunrise Festive Occasion Awkward Acquaintance in Autumn Histrionic Tendencies Ghouls Tink Devil's Snare One for the Man Boyish Figure Sidewalk Cachet Brother Witch Foundation Beaten to the Punch The Migraine Sonnets Gray Easel Brother No One

Brian Henry is a U.S. poet, translator, editor, and critic. The author of nine books of poetry, he has received numerous honors for his work, including the Best Translated Book Award, the Alice Fay di Castagnola Award, a translation fellowship from the National Endowment for the Arts, and a grant from the Slovenian Academy of Arts and Sciences. He has co-edited the journal Verse since 1995, and his criticism has appeared in such publications as the Times Literary Supplement and New York Times Book Review. He translated Woods and Chalices by Tomaz Salamun and The Book of Things by Ales Steger.

[Brian Henry] offers a powerful re-calibration of the senses, shifting our attention beneath the surfaces and skins of things. Publishers Weekly [Brian Henry] … entices the reader into the hidden crevices and empty spaces of daily existence. P.N. Review Henry is a keen observer who writes from a constantly changing perspective. Jacket