“Haiti with its poverty and its dreams, its daily struggle for survival and its…

  In her moving collection of poems, Have Ruin, Will Travel, Kara Dorris offers us, with…

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  In this collection, you’ll find prayer-like reverence, romance, grief, murder, and dire warnings. You’ll…

  To surrender one’s child—to thriving, to failure, to a life beyond the parental “maker”—is…

  In the title poem of this deeply female book, a mother counsels: “But loss…

  One’s contract with the body offers no guarantees, but rather a frontier of unknowns:…

  “Heidi Hemmer’s tightly woven poems shows us the social situations of the people living in…

  Utopia can only exist, as William James hypothesized, if “on the one simple condition…

  “Late summer, and the roses in second bloom, know what’s coming.”   Beauty and…

  Joanne Greenway’s second chapbook of poems is openly and frankly autobiographical. This is lucky…

  Reading Lessons by Mary Fox takes us on the universal journey of reading context…

  In this time of daily chaos delivered to us by mediated voices, Gwen McNeir’s An…

  In ENOUGH, her collection of lyrics, Carolyn Hughes speaks vividly of love and “its…

  These poems may spring from the suffering of human life—from violence to blindness—but they…

  “In this collection, Mary Anna Kruch moves in and out of the past: from…

  Michael Dickel’s title, Nothing Remembers, raises the question of whether the past can be…

  I have been listening for years to Alan Basting’s calm, wry, affectionate voice telling…

  This strangely winning sequence of poetry by David Kann means ambition to be real:…

  In Lit Blue Sky Falling, Meg Files is as precise a naturalist as Darwin,…