The predominant mode of Deborah Barrett’s elegant and aching collection of poems, The Desert…

    Alexandra Kemrer’s Mill Spit takes us back in time to a mill kid’s childhood in…

  Michael Robert Wolf’s The Other: Linotype Legacy is a fascinating read, pulling you into the midst of…

  Richstone’s poems are richly textured in language, feelings, and glimpses of an ancient world…

    Kathleen McCoy’s Ringing the Changes is a multifaceted and generous-hearted exploration of mystery in its…

  Karen Maceira’s poems are distinguished by their lucid tone, steady eye, an unwavering voice. …

  Poet Judy Kaber has written these poems of intimacy, despair, and grief as a…

  The poems of In Light, Always Light afford space for the lyric to clarify and delineate…

    When Jane Berger Herschlag began to write about her experiences of sexual assault…

  What is seen? What is concealed? What lies beneath the undercurrent, waiting for the…

  Fear pervades this book, as the title, geologic catastrophe or its inevitable potential, suggests.…

  “One storm crouches behind another,” Beth Konkoski warns us—there’s always menace ahead, whether you’re…

  To read the poems in this fine first collection is to stroll through the…

  “Robin Kemkes’ poems in Meet the Blue reside in the spaces between mythology and…

  Sweet melancholy is the quality that embodies Pam Hirschler’s new collection What Lies Beneath.…

  What John Hershey did with Hiroshima, Edward A. Dougherty has done for 9-11. 10048…

  “If you look to nature for your inspiration, if sun and soil and creatures…

  James Capozzi’s wonderful Devious Sentiments collects a sequence of musical vignettes for a North America starting…

  “Ankrum shares an unbounded insight into the poets life with a playful use of…

  Susan Morse’s new collection, In the Hush, unfolds as a journey through relationships, nature,…