“It can help to imagine anguish / as a small creature pawing at your…

  Dream Straw wrestles with hard questions of family, death and identity, and asks how much…

  Micah Ruelle takes on America’s love affair with interstates as I-35, the freeway that…

  Coney Island is not only a vividly evoked place, but a history of the…

  These poems face life head-on, with grit and grace.  Cushing is unafraid to face…

  Robert Lima’s statement is pure, untroubled by trends and isms. His observations dart, like…

  Come. Open these wintry pages and slip on “music’s warmest coat.” Read these tidy…

  Lana Issam Ghannam dares to create her identity from the ground, roots, tongues, hands,…

  “Michele Desmarais has found the perfect tone, texture, and poetic forms in the poems…

  Saints and Other Strangers is a quiet book.  It’s that friend who always seems…

  In Mary Christine Kane’s first collection, Between the stars where you are lost, we…

  The intimacy of Stephanie Laterza’s poems is heart soaring and bursting with feeling and…

  Amanda Russell’s first collection of poems marks a promising debut, demonstrating both talent and…

  In her debut poetic collection, Dendrochronology, multi-talented artist and writer Bethanie Humphreys paints her struggle…

    These poems are “irresistibly alive.” From phragmites to frostweed, from bitterns to catbirds…

  With poignancy and precision, Each Darkness Inside expertly examines the everyday invisible thing: a…

  Pat Falk’s, A Common Violence, is a treat for the ear and the eye:…

  The sequence of elegies in Susan Sample’s Some Unsayable Blue both perform and examine the work…

  Last year Sally joined a sisterhood that none of us wanted to be a…

  In her collection, Ghosts, Nancy Davis presents a challenging American landscape. Her poetic terrain…