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  In the tradition of Carolyn Forche and Yusef Komunyakaa, Brian Burmeister’s first collection of…

  Toni La Ree Bennett observes the natural and manmade world with new eyes. She…

  Long before the Brothers Grimm’s early 1800’s “Snow White” stood inquisitively in front of…

  This beautiful debut offers the world of a “farmwife,” which means being wed to…

  “Terry Persun might possibly be the male reincarnate Mary Oliver. His collection of poems…

  Family Snapshot as a Poem in Time portrays fatherhood at once particular and universal, reflecting…

  Judy Crowe has captured in this volume a full and detailed vision of her…

  Forced to an intimacy with the body’s deep mechanisms, its betrayals and resilience, in The Scars,…

  Margaret A. Fox’s Touched by Stars sets its sights high, on the stars, and…

  Jonathan Duckworth’s debut collection, The Book of Never, is always compelling, invariably inventive, and…

  The resonant poems of Navigation have their compass set on the heart’s true north…

  Jane Ebihara’s A Reminder of Hunger and Wings begins in childhood with “her first…

  “These stories may be short, but the subjects are large and the contents are…

  Our cellular providers can’t decide what’s more astonishing: a) fact-checking the dead are permitted…

  “What are we made of?” is the question posed by Laurie Elizabeth Lambert in…

  In her first book, Kristina Brodbeck proves exceedingly capable of evoking the life-unraveling disease…

  Lin Marshall Brummels’ poems allude to “family secrets” suspicions, “shadows,” and “doorways without doors.” …

  Laura Madeline Wiseman’s astonishing new full-length collection, Journey to Nowhere, is a meditation on…

  “Randy Spencer has a keen eye for the natural world and he possesses the…