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Not So Ill with You and Me is Fani Papageorgiou's second full-length collection of poems, following the well-received When You Said No, Did You Mean Never?, the contents of which were described in a New York Times book review as "intense but enigmatic, as if they were seared in with a damaged branding iron" and "disconcerting and magnetic".

"Fani Papageorgiou gives us a poetry in which "almost everything happens in language" yet what is crucial is precisely what's covered by that harsh little word "almost," and in which "empty space is affected by gravity" the empty space is that of the human heart. This kaleidoscopic sequence of searing fragments marks the arrival of an outstanding poet." -Barry Schwabsky

The Purloined Letter is the author's third collection. "The Purloined Letter has a dolorous stately piercing almost martial music, like an Elizabethan court dance or Miles Davis in his electric period." -Edwin Frank