Mare Leonard’s chapbook  ( a group of 18 poems) takes reader on a journey from…

  Sherry Paige writes with the conviction and beauty of a psalmist, celebrating the natural…

  “there is this plant,/I think it may be a weed/but no one has told…

  Molly Beth Griffin’s poems contain a quiet wildness, an introvert’s furious remapping of the…

  The poems in Gardner McFall’s poignant, stirring collection “On the Line” fit together like…

  In a series of dramatic monologues, Dorothy Brooks conjures the inner lives of two…

  Eve Forti’s poems put one in the moment. She captures the beauty and depth…

  “Unflinching in its reckonings with violence, and surprising and compelling in its lyrical reconfigurations…

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  “Will I be free enough to reclaim / what was good in their lives…

  What parents, saddled (however joyously!) with children can read these lines from Lee Chilcote’s…

  From remnants of loss, shreds of doubt and slivers of hope, Katherine Flannery Dering…

  At the outset of Barbara Robidoux’s The Storm Left No Flowers, she warns, “We…

  Shall We Dance That One Around Again? pulls together a sampler from just a…

  The collection transmits contrapuntal energies like a fugue: simple and complex, scientific and mystical,…

  Please, somebody, teach me how to forget. So ends one of the remarkable poems…

  “Because I cannot control it, the sun rises,” declares Cohen’s steely-eyed speaker.  Looking darkly…

  about staying in by Laurin Wolf drives into the dark hole of domestic violence…

  With an unflinching imagination, Levine inhabits and gives voice to some of the best…

  In Corey D. Cook’s startling and haunting poems, we enter a world where the…