Here are remnants carried over from the surreal specificity of living in the threshold…

  “By this did the spark arise,” writes Ray Cody Holmes in “Shenandoah Black Box,”…

  In DAY JOB, Jan Ball once again navigates the human condition with quirky humor…

  Stark, poignant and gut-wrenching poems detailing the racism and bigotry that existed for Hispanic…

  “I have learned to walk into the valley of my fears and losses,” writes…

  The poems in Raymond Berry’s Roseland catch moments of Chicago life by the scruff…

  Finding Pahaquarra is its own portage, where we carry ourselves between the rivers of…

  Like the way “everything snaps into place and holds high noon until the sun…

  The poems in this book hear and speak of “things that no one knows…

  With beauty and precision Faith Holsaert shows us how a manmade lake connected to…

  “Lauren’s LA FEMME lingers in the revelatory music of the deep Louisiana swamp, where…

  Anique Sara Taylor’s fierce wind-whipped poems pull me, drag me, shake me and make…

  “Williams channels the hardships of existence through a lightning voice of empathy and illumination—pure…

  “What is family? Where is home? Can we trust memory and how does that…

  Robert Dreesen’s debut chapbook titled 20th Century Tool Shed constructs a narrative that simmers…

  Beginning with the opening poem in Ronald Lands’ Final Path and its evocation of…

  Retracing the journeys of Bashō, Cooper Young finds the route the same and not…

  Open The Fist is a powerful collection of poems about truth-telling, violation, and healing.…

  Like many of the attendants and psychopomps encountered in myth and literature, the speaker…

  The subject here is a sacred corner of God’s earth—western Kentucky and Tennessee—that the…