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    The spirit manifested here is a deeply attentive one. Some of the instances…

    Deep anguish never dims the praise of the natural world which Deering brings…

  “Steve Wilson’s The Reaches is a shimmering collection of poems that combines clear-minded observations…

  These witty poems. These serious poems. These poems of desire. These poems of transformation.…

  Harry’s poems serve as feasts for the imagination. His “Ambrosia” will help you get…

  fly from the unconscious. They wing their way lyrically toward us in the form…

  In Memory Care, Matthew Chronister chronicles the “slow decline” of a grandparent’s aging and…

    Karina Lutz’ Post-Catholic Midrashim draws the reader in with strange and numinous poem titles, such…

  Skipping along on this tour of city living, country living, memory, eros, parenting, death…

  “Neoteny is a remarkable chapbook of ars poeticas, Blind pride and love poems. One…

  In a Joan Cappello poem anything can happen. The audacity of her ideas are…

  “I’m not a believer / but I can write about the devil,” Jackie Sherbow…

  “I’m an advocate for bringing light to those who seem to think that darkness…

    Jeff Kingman’s work brings me great joy. So glad to have this collection…

  Jacqueline Balderrama has done just what the founders of the Taft-Nicholson Center were hoping…

    Ruth Cassel Hoffman’s All the Air We Will Ever Breathe pulsates with the…

  “Coppin’s chronicling of his experiences in rural Burma feel focused and urgent. His language…

  If you enjoy eloquent poetry that examines the merging of music and memory, you…

  Jennifer Michael’s chapbook Let Me Let Go is about liminal spaces:  what exists there…

      “Christine Jones’s debut collection introduces an emerging writer of immense promise. The…