The Penguin Book of the Prose Poem: From Baudelaire to Anne Carson, edited by Jeremy Noel-Tod, is a rich and accessible anthology of one of literature’s most elusive forms. Moving from Charles Baudelaire to Anne Carson, this collection brings together striking pieces that blur the line between poetry and prose, inviting readers into a space where rhythm, image, and meaning meet in unexpected ways.
Ideal for readers who enjoy literary experimentation, The Penguin Book of the Prose Poem offers a rewarding journey through varied voices, styles, and moods. Whether you are discovering the prose poem for the first time or returning to it with familiarity, this book provides a thoughtful introduction to the form’s beauty, range, and continuing power.
