In her debut collection, Survival: Trees, Tides, Song, Marjorie Moorhead sings odes, elegies, and dirges, by turns…

    Cynthia Knorr’s, A Vessel of Furious Resolve, is a very fine book of poems, dead-on,…

    Sarah Whiteley’s writing is so evocative of her region and yet it shares…

    This book of poems gives voice to the experience of rape – the…

  Paul Lobo Portugés’ poetry, honed & refined over the years, is a repository of…

  “Somehow it happens: a line or a phrase/another, then another,” the poems in Peggy…

  Everyday Magic revels in solitude and simple pleasures. Stacy Russo evokes the power inherent…

  Annette Sisson’s heart-driven poems are clear, well-shaped and loaded with sharp imagery. A Casting…

    “Where We Let Go is a deep, textured word-feast of grief and love.…

  The poems in Dogma are a parable. It is the book of a deity…

  When you go back to the place of your people, you can be diminished,…

  These poems speak of dying friends, lost opportunities, the grim exhalation that is a…

  “Who are we to one another? Erin Kae’s insistent, unsettling poems find ways to…

  A rare bird, this poet—she sing both dark and light; someone’s digging among the…

  I read Patty Seyburn’s Threshold Delivery in one sitting with both admiration and envy. I kept…

  With a lyrical heart and in near-conversational pace, Kindra McDonald resurrects what is not…

  “These poems – each fiercely personal in their exploration of what it’s like to…

* In this new collection of poems, by Carol Lynn Stevenson Grellas the familiar becomes magical. Her…

  Meredith Heller’s SONGLINES are nothing less than a magic spell. These playfully sensuous poems…

  Formally inventive and lushly written, these poems range from Maria Callas to the grocery…