Trina Burke’s new chapbook, Wreck Idyll, is out from Dancing Girl Press.

A selection of Sandra Doller’s new cross-genre work, “Memory of the Prose Machine,” is coming out from Cut Bank Books next month. Her translation of Eric Suchere’s “Mysterieuse” was selected by Christian Hawkey as winner of the 2012 Anomalous Press Translation Prize, and is also forthcoming in March 2013. Both presses will be at AWP with lots of great new works, check them out!

Deborah Poe’s book Hélène is out  from Furniture Press Books and available through SPD. Another work, the last will be stone, too was just published by Stockport Flats and is available through SPD here.

Jennifer Firestone’s new book Flashes is out from Shearsman and available here.

Becca Klaver has two new chapbooks forthcoming soon: Merrily, Merrily (Lame House Press) and Nonstop Pop (Bloof Books).

Carolyn Guinzio’s book, Spoke & Dark, winner of the To The Lighthouse/A Room of Her Own Poetry Prize, was released by Red Hen in October 2012.  A short film made to coincide with the book’s release, “A History of Stars & Ghosts,” was chosen as 2013 Poetry International Cinepoetry selection and will appear in February 2013.

Jenny Boully has a new book out from Coconut: of the mismatched teacups, of the single-serving spoon.

Kate Colby is reading with Susan Howe at Dia on February 11.

Hila Ratzabi is offering a poetry workshop in Philadelphia. Details here.

Barbara Henning has a new chapbook from Monkey Puzzle.

Paula Koneazny has a chapbook from Tarpaulin Sky.

Laynie Browne has a new book out. The Ivory Hour is available from Spuyten Duyvil Press.

Leigh Stein has published a novel, The Fallback Plan, and a collection of poems, Dispatch from the Future.

Trina Burke has a  chapbook, “The Best Divorce,” as part of Alice Blue Press’s new Shotgun Wedding series.