In Sweet Rot, Justine McNulty reveals with insight and precision the big truths contained…

  How refreshing, in the age of open form and the conversationally informal poem, to…

  “Sabrina Ito’s poetry speaks to us over time and distance, from the seas of…

  Poets have more patience than the rest of us with how it takes a…

  Reading Butler’s poetry, you get a sense of the eternity in the commonplace. It…

  Katrin Talbot’s poems constantly delight and amaze, reveling in the sounds and mouthfeel of…

  The poems in “Tell Me When You Get There” are lyrical, beautifully crafted, and…

  “Jessica Gregg gives us fertility beads, lizards, Ted Koppel, and nearly everything in between…

  In the tradition of other contemporary modernist sonneteers such as Paul Muldoon, the writing…

  How does before become after? What happens to our dreams? Our disappointments? These stunning…

  Winner of the 2020 Independent Press Award, Small Book Category.   Joseph’s lines are…

  Wren Tuatha’s poems are lively, rich in images and bold unexpected language.  She writes…

  Poems are brave. They risk so much when they expose the heart-soul of the…

  As a surgical nurse, Libby Kurz has held human hearts in her hands. If…

  These wonderful “farm poems” are closely observed meditations on nature, beauty, love, loss, disease,…

  A poem in Neva Herrington’s new book, Among the Absent: New and Selected Poems,…

  Kathryn DeZur’s poems remind us that the world is dangerous—and that it is safe.…

  The poems in Straight Jacket document the profoundly subversive process of a woman who…

  Poet Ezra Pound defined poetry as “news that stays news.” Mary Crosby’s “Cannon Mine”…

  Anna Egan Smucker is a poet of the sacred: of trees and rivers, memory…