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  In this fourth collection, Chloe Viner once again invokes power by facing the very…

  In these Green River Road poems, mind is taken on paths of wonderfully swift,…

  Allison Thorpe’s gimlet eye misses nothing: girlhood, womanhood, home, and the natural world are all…

  Heather Corbally Bryant has given us the gift of traveling to beloved places and…

  These poems made me gasp. O’Connell-Gilmore plumbs the verb-pool to find the perfect words,…

  In Nancy Avery Dafoe’s latest poetry collection, The Innermost Sea, two visions converge; one…

  Charles Halsted finds the powerful, haunting, tiny moments within a story and shows his…

      I love the ravishing physicality of the poems in Ground-truth by Molly…

  In Memoirs of a Dead Woman, Barbara Fleming Phillips casts the reader in a…

  “Before the shrapnel, before the night in hell on the way to hell, and…

  We begin with Else, a word “warranting capitalization,” “that enchanted island” of a noun…

  In The Shadow of Death, Jodi Andrews explores the physical and psychological pain of…

  I love Katherine Fallon’s voice, her unsparing honesty coupled with poise and dark wit.…

  In Moon Fire: Poems on Skating, Mardelle Fortier’s poetry glides smoothly across the page,…

  With an artist’s eye for detail, Terry Cox-Joseph meditates on the joys of long…

  Joan Kane’s chapbook Sublingual dissolves under the tongue like a pill, a medicine that tastes like…

  In this marvelous debut, Jenna Lynch explores forbidden territories of eros and trauma. Hers…

  Frank Blake has joined a growing list of veterans attempting to bridge the civil-military…

  “The most moving poems inhabit our lives like a weight upon the chest, a…

  Benjamin Alfaro’s FANTASMA is filled with ghosts. There are alternate takes, reimagined legends, and…