“Korbin Jones’ chapbook, MOONSICK, is an exploration of personal mythology. Using themes of escapism and…

  Indicative of Rachel Sobylya’s world-view, Dear River is divided into two sections:  “The South”…

  Clustered around the stabbing murder of two women in a Quaker meeting house, the…

  To truly enter a photograph a poet must cross the threshold of the negative…

  Jessica Jewell’s powerful collection Dustrunner immerses us in a landscape of harsh beauty, faith,…

  How to Draw Fire is an achievement of imagination and surprise. This collection of poems…

  Daryl J. Lukas is the author of three chapbooks, a children’s book, and a…

  While volunteering at the Ritsona Refugee Camp in Greece, Oleck witnessed not only the…

  Esther Stenson approaches the world with a writer’s eye and ear. Her poems capture…

  “These poems are fresh as morning sunlight and excitedly alive. At the same time,…

  I can’t think of a recent book of poems that has come from the…

  Kelly Slivka’s This Strange Grace is marked by searching questions and startling beauty. Whether writing about…

  On a recent visit to Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery, I came across the tombstone…

  A resonant, essential collection of poems, Merging Star Hypotheses spans the cosmos and the…

  Ralph “Skip” Stevens’ new collection, Things Haven’t Been the Same, takes us on a…

  At a time when humanity seems more and more at odds with the rest…

  Mel Goldberg’s memories range widely, from the intensely personal lines of “DNR” (and I…

  Kelsi Vanada’s poems shine like small, powerful talismans discovered in the weedy tangle of…

  Revey Hertzler summons the power of friendship as we learn to put our trust…

  Kimberly Wright’s Not Pictured is word drunk and in love with the world above her head…