Poetry. "With painstaking freedom, with rugged charm, with a hand in yours, a voice that walks, Tsurah's BABY ON THE WATER is the True Story of Love. Love we do not often see, she does. Ms. Litzky lights the sky with it ain't easy. Untease makes me talk like this, like writing. Tsaurah Litzky is La Llorna of the Lower East Side, Queen of the Scene. Now we have her on record it's like the streets are talking, and they aren't ouching under footsteps. They are rejoicing in their utility. As she strolls these streets, these poems sing every step of the way, the True Story of Love"--Bob Holman.

Tsaurah Litzky finds the sublime in the ridiculous and beauty in the garbage. Cleaning The Duck, her honest, invigorating, and luminous second poetry collection, will help you think, grow, come. Tsaurah lives in Brooklyn and believes it is a privilege to be a poet. In Cleaning The Duck, Tsaurah Litzky brilliantly captures the contradictions of what it means to be alive in the twenty-first century. These poems sing off the page leaving the reader enchanted, entertained, and blissfully exhausted. Danny Shot, publisher and editor of Long Shot Transgressive, informative, totally original, funny as hell, Cleaning The Duck will take your breath away. Steve Cannon, author of Groove, Bang, And Jive Around founder-A Gathering Of The Tribes

"Most of the poems in Jerry in the Bardo were written in the four years before my father Jerry's death on March 7, 2011. This is a book about my father's spirit and mine as they intertwined during those difficult years. I hope it reflects his strength, courage and beautiful rage. (Our story is not, I think an uncommon one,) Jerry in the Bardo does not offer comforts or platitudes. I only hope its truth comes punching out off the page, the way my father taught me to live my days."--Tsaurah Litzky

Performance poet Litzky offers prayers to the Buddha of multiple orgasms and the Chinese goddess of mercy. --Pinched Nerves Press.

Lipsmack! A Sampler Platter of Poets from NightBallet Press Year Three 2014 contains a poem from each of the twenty poets who had collections published by NightBallet Press in the third season, or year, from September 2013 to September 2014. This anthology showcases and represents those poets.