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  “There’s a fine tension in Rembold’s poems between delight in abundance and a sense…

Layers of Song by Libby Bernardin $14, paper Libby Bernardin grew up in Georgetown, South…

  I have known of Prabha Prabhu’s poems for years. I have watched them increase…

Paper Lately contends with the issues an elongating life affords us, if we’re lucky enough…

  Michael Robert Wolf is a dear friend and colleague of over 40 years. In…

  The poems of Douglas Haynes are delicately sculpted, compassionate, and smart. He’s a poet…

  Deborah Jang knows the terrain of the human heart. In Last Will and Best…

  All people must die, but everyone faces death in a different way. Tom Anastasis,…

  In Last Run Before Sunset, Florence Murry presents a vision of life that is…

Last Place by Becky Kennedy $14, paper

  The classical restraint of this poet makes for a grand poetry of observation and…

  In Last Call, Nathan Kozach examines our quick-to-bicker and quick-to-judge culture with a zoom…

  Nancy Dickeman’s beautiful, wondering poems light the borders of the unknowable. They find that…

  In Languid Lusciousness with Lemon, Joan Leotta’s poems balance the sugar and salt of…

At Jerusalem’s wailing wall, in a car driving through Queens, at the family table, “in…

  A rose, a buttercup, tufts of dandelions, perfume, an aging mother, the rests between…

  How to write of emergency. Of trauma. Of a boy in a coma surrounded…

Landloper by Alexis Quinlan $14, paper Alexis Quinlan is a writer and teacher living in…

… Danelle Lejeune’s poetry has the power of a siren’s song, at once luring us…

That Whatever or Whomever is beyond our grasp does exist–that is the strange reassurance and…