Caught in the Light is an arresting and eloquent poetry collection that evokes the…

  “The poems of Louisa Muniz’s debut collection After Heavy Rains are wondrous and surreal, grounded in…

  Ruth Ann Smullin’s collection, The Open Door, invites the reader to consider the shape of…

  A Story of The World Before The Fence is a lush, lyrical study of…

  Garden On An Alien Star System explores Nature and Gardens in today’s reckless world; a…

  Brems has a truly remarkable power, she offers up to readers the raw beauty…

  It was my good fortune to work with Constance Alexander through the Kentucky Voices…

  Ben E. Campbell was born and raised in southeast West Virginia. The grandson of…

  The Invisible Suitcase, Elaine Olund’s debut collection, presents the poet’s world using the deft…

  “The lines of This is What was Next are so precise, so tense, that…

  Three young Chicagoans flee a war they don’t consider “theirs”, only to encounter a…

  Harry Bauld’s nimble mind dances through these poems: his words alight on a Basquiat…

  Michelle Johnson’s poetry is both insightful and unflinching, vividly portraying life’s riotous enjoyments as…

  Patrice Melnick’s latest collection is a Dear John letter to her “old lover,” New…

  Here is a poet who dares to venture beyond the familiar terrain of shadows…

  “Amid the many delicious feasts contained in Full Mouth– ranging from caviar and oysters to…

  The poems in Weston Cutter’s Careful are wild—wild with love, with marriage, with three little…

  Both optimistic and ravaging, Diane Vreuls is a poet fixed on the highs and…

  Back in the day in New Orleans carts came around with the owner calling…

  “Razed Monuments is a powerful representation of the Holocaust. It is like a time…