What makes Like A Fire is the notion of womanhood as a burning house,…

  “Poets are like cartographers” says Karen K. Lewis in Peace Maps. Through landscapes plagued…

  “Carol Nolde calls out to a rural past in poems crafted as expertly as…

  Janus, the debut poetry collection from emerging Bay Area writer Esther Lim Palmer, is…

  The Unsaid Words is beautifully written with understatement, honesty, and grace. By challenging us…

  Joanne Grumet’s poems take place in a flash, in the moment between appearance and…

  In Jade Rosina McCutcheon’s first published collection, we encounter an art fair that “arrives…

  Swimming captures the winding energy of moving purposefully through water. It is Barbara Colin’s…

  The cover for In Pilgrim Drag was inspired by the author’s words. She beautifully…

  Roberta Schultz’ work is full and ripe and grown up. Her poems make you…

  In poems both exquisite in their writing and sweeping in their range, Keena Boling’s…

  A moving tribute to a sister’s life and legacy, Karen Luke Jackson’s Grit allows…

  Jessi Peterson’s poems are rich with carefully rendered detail of the natural world, particularly…

  Like a mixed bag of candy, Kathie Giorgio’s poems come in all shapes and…

  “Kate Moore’s Avians of Mourning is one of the most beautifully thought out and…

  I think this poet is a genius. I remember reading her poems for the…

  What happens when we are “flies caught between glass and screen”? Or when we…

  In reading Joseph Hamel’s poetry, you begin a walk down a familiar street and…

  Rilke’s Letter to a Young Poet, he asks, if you had nothing, no sounds…

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