Wesleyan University Press has an editorial program that focuses on poetry, music, dance, science fiction studies, film-TV, and Connecticut history and culture. Publishing in its current form since 1957, the press has published an internationally renowned poetry series, collecting five Pulitzer Prizes, a Bollingen, and two National Book Awards in that one series alone. The mission of the press is to develop and maintain a sound and vigorous publishing program that serves the academic ends and intellectual life of the university and beyond.
Win a copy
“The scholarship and talent of A. J. Arnold and Clayton Eshleman have once again firmly placed Aimé Césaire on the map of world literature and introduced us to new readings of a master poet.”—Maryse Condé, writer and professor emeritus, Columbia University
“The publication of Scales demonstrates Vallejo’s stature as that of one of a handful of masters of twentieth century Latin American literature. This translation is excellent. Mulligan’s involvement with Vallejo has been intense and intelligent, and the contextual materials are illuminating.” —Pierre Joris, author of An American Suite
News & Highlights
