[Simon Hunt]

I just found this thread. What an accomplished group!

Here's all I can claim (I think others have included co-edits, non-poetry books, etc.--this is pretty specialized...):

Simon Hunt, editor with Patricia Fumerton
Renaissance Culture and the Everyday, University of Pennsylvania Press, 1999

[Jennifer Reeser]

Many thanks, Maryann, Bill, for your mentions of my books. Tony, what a superb idea.

Two more I will have forthcoming this year, one a book containing my Baudelaire translations and poems of Paris, another on Native American Indian themes. Estimated publication times are supposedly April for the first, autumn, for the second:

Fleur-de-Lis, Saint James Infirmary Books, 2016
INDIGENOUS, Saint James Infirmary Books, 2016

[Tony Barnstone]

All updated! Thanks, T

[Wendy Sloan]

Oh!
Hi Tony.
I've just had a book published: Sunday Mornings at the Caffe Mediterraneum
(Kelsay Books, 2016).

Glad to join the club!

[RCL]

In the good company of Wendy Sloan, my "forthcoming" Ghost Trees (Kelsay Books) has come, so "forthcoming" may be deleted from the original entry.

[Sharon Fish Mooney]

Here’s mine for poetry – recently published ekphrastic -- I hope to get more active again soon on the translation board--have been working on Breton translations for Bread Loaf this summer and am editing an ekphrastic anthology for Ohio poets and art in Ohio museums


Bending Toward Heaven – Poems After the Art of Vincent van Gogh (Wipf and Stock/Resource Publications, 2016)


http://wipfandstock.com/bending-toward-heaven.html


http://www.amazon.com/Bending-Toward...+Toward+Heaven

[Rory Waterman]

Mine:

Tonight the Summer's Over (Carcanet, 2013)

[Martin Elster]

My fairly new book:

Martin Elster Celestial Euphony (Plum White Press, 2019).

https://www.amazon.com/Celestial-Eup...4779553&sr=8-1

[RCL]

And for the light of head and heart, there's

My Miscellaneous Muse: Pastiches & Whimsical Words (The Poetry Box 2020).

https://www.amazon.com/My-Miscellane...4783262&sr=8-1

[Mark McDonnell]

Thanks for resurrecting this thread, Ralph*, it's awesome!

(nothing to add as yet)

Edit: *Martin even