In just two short books, Gonca Ozmen's startling and arresting poems have earned her an unprecedented reputation in Turkey. Her mysterious, dream-like imagery and her fresh, restless approach to language mark her as a poet of rare ambition and intelligence. In poems whose power to mourn and remember love, to celebrate and reinvent the sensuous appetites of the body, enacts a subtle, exacting beauty, Ozmen's is a voice and spirit to be welcomed. With poems from all of Gonca Ozmen's published work, The Sea Within introduces us to one of Turkey's most significant young poets."

A unique journal dedicated to modern and contemporary Turkish poetry in translation. Turkish Poetry Today features many of most exciting poets writing in Turkish today, selected and translated by leading translators from around the world. With translations and originals side-by-side, Issue One includes extensive new work by Bejan Matur translated by Ruth Christie and Selcuk Berilgen, Zeyep Koylu translated by Mel Kenne and Idil Karacadag, as well as poetry from Onat Polat, Necmi Zeka, Melih Cevdet Anday, and Murathan Mungan.

Issue Two of the international bilingual journal of modern & contemporary Turkish poetry in translation. Featuring poetry by Lale Muldur, Guven Turan, Bedri Rahmi Eyuboglu, Asaf Halet Celebi, Melih Cevdet Anday, and Sami Baydar, in translations by Ruth Christie, Clifford Endres, Murat Nemet-Nejat, and more.

In essence fly-fishing has changed very little over the years. Angling Sketches, with its rich and intimate evocation of the lochs and rivers of Andrew Lang's youth, scattered throughout Lowland Scotland, speaks to us today in a voice as fresh and as entertaining as when it first appeared in 1891.

The third issue of this unique journal dedicated to modern and contemporary Turkish poetry in translation. Turkish Poetry Today features many of most exciting poets writing in Turkish today, selected and translated by leading translators from around the world. With translations and originals side-by-side, Turkish Poetry Today 2015 includes extensive new work by Haydar Ergulen translated by dil Karacada, Kucuk skender translated by Caroline Stockford, as well as poetry from Elif Sezen, Gokcenur Celebio lu, and Muesser Yeniay, and artwork by enol Bezci.