I Must Be Living Twice: New and Selected Poems 1975 - 2014 - Tapa dura

A genuinely challenging writer whose time has certainly come. (TLS)

It has taken time for the literary world to catch up with Myles's politics and poetics... [has] a modern, light-footed technique, which delights in skilfully switching perspectives between one line and the next. (Jeremy Noel-Tod Sunday Times 2016-10-02)

When Myles is described as an "avant-garde" poet, it makes her art sound difficult and intimidating. It isn't. (Guardian)

Eileen Myles' essential poetry is the hip kid leaning against their locker secretly burning with intensity, the smartest boy in the class who doesn't care he has a scar down his face, the thing you just wish you'd said (Lena Dunham)

Amazing (Kim Gordon)

Eileen Myles's poetry is kinetic, ecstatic, muscular, hilarious, sorrowful, valiant, original, necessary, and timeless. For those of you who are encountering it for the first time, I envy your ride. (Maggie Nelson)

[A] new generation of public feminists, including Beth Ditto, Lena Dunham and Tavi Gevinson, cite her as an inspiration, finding in her writing a ribald and ponderous succession to the New York School. (New York Times)

She and her work are unsettled in the best sense: restless, disturbing, changeable... She is exemplary for more and more young writers precisely because she has gone her own way. (Ben Lerner)

One of the richest and most conflicted human hearts you're likely to find (Dan Chiasson New York Review of Books)

It's not often that a writer embodies the kind of trailblazing, unapologetic realness and talent that American poet Eileen Myles does. (Wonderland)