Hôtel de La Providence takes the pulse of childhood memories. There is a melancholic joy wrapping…

  “…these are poems that arise from necessity, that are informed by a fierce intelligence…

  Under This Sun offers many pleasures—moments of wit and insight, subtle music and shapely…

  Going Too Fast is a masterfully composed collection of distinct but interrelated stories whose…

  Much in the manner of Francis Ponge, Richard Hedderman’s poems in Choosing a Stone…

  Benjamin Mueller’s insightful poetry often examines challenging moments of transition or conflict, instances requiring…

  In Howling Down the Moon, Judie Rae explores the connections between love and loss, between hope…

  “When I open a book of poems for the first time and start reading,…

  One of the most important talents a poet can possess is to turn tragedy…

  In his stunning new collection of poems Anaphora, Joddy Murray “remind[s] you how blind this…

    I adore this book!! I feel like I’m swimming as I’m reading! Laurel…

  DAGMAR is a play about the most famous American woman you may never have…

  As a five-year-old, the author experienced WWII in the snug embrace of her grandparents’…

  Jonathan Andrew Perez’s The Cartographer of Crumpled Maps cleverly subverts and displaces the idyllic…

  In Maureen McElroy’s chapbook Car Poems, the title poem signifies her playful, witty angle…

  Light and movement flood these poems, starlight and firelight, nameless ponds, rivers pulsing, ancient…

  Set in the heat of summer in a tiny bar in Provincetown on Cape…

  Part poetry, part lyric essay, Sundial is about friendship turning into infatuation, and the desperation that…

  Less divining rod than scalpel.  This wry, acerbic event of a collection does not…

  Passanisi’s work is amorous and fleshy, a generous plethora of well wrought images which…