It is the worst fear with which a parent contends: outliving one’s children. The…

  Voices from the First Gilded Age takes us back and forth across the Atlantic, from…

  Martin Arnold’s Promiscuous Beauty is a celebration of the messiness and contradictions of our everyday lives.…

  Aaron Dargis’s first collection takes us, as the title promises, on an interior journey,…

  Take away the negative connotations of “artifice” as “clever or cunning devices [ .…

  These peaceful and gently beautiful poems are a heady ceramic cup of mint tea…

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  When William Heath began writing poetry in the 1960s, James Wright hailed him as…

  “With The Gates of Never Deborah Davitt offers us a sumptuous exploration of the…

  In this impressive debut collection of poems, Birds Like Me, novelist Joan Drescher Cooper proves…

  In “Sunday Afternoon at the Museum of Natural History,” the speaker of Martha Brenckle’s…

    Blake has written a book about the horrid, beautiful moments when men realize…

  In this ambitious and deeply intelligent debut, Matthew Baker opens his world by telling…

  Although the title hints at what’s in store, readers may not be prepared for…

  In this elegant collection of poems; Michael Bross constructs an impossible equation that cannot…

  “Michelle Lizet Flores’ poems, like the forces of nature and history that propel them,…

  Lydia Chang’s poems bravely scale the emotional registers of a Chinese American woman finding…

  It’s a pity Deirdre and I are not, to our knowledge, related, because I’d…

    In Dreaming of Lemon Trees, poet Francis DiClemente has given us a retrospective…

  Susan Shaw Sailer’s poems in Bulletins from a War Zone document the atrocities of…