“Dotty LeMieux’s poems sing about life in diners and on streets and in the…

  In A Thousand Questions, Iris Gersh gives us an intimate and imagistic collection of…

  In Riding Horses in the Harbor, Beth Williams takes us to the blurry edge…

  “In these haunting poems, a woman ‘stands between/wild brush and a garden/between two natures:/she’s…

  Mark Lilley’s Lucky Boy is filled with hints of unsettledness: bus tickets, a storm…

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  “Upon first reading the poems in Hannah Cajandig-Taylor’s Romantic Portrait of a Natural Disaster,…

  Clocks are a constant reminder that time is always disappearing. Jett’s collection of poems…

  In this collection, Kathleen Holliday deftly blends humor and pathos to reveal poignant aspects…

  “How this collection made me feel: like I’m standing on the mountains, on an…

  In Not-Yet Elegies, Erin Covey-Smith listens to a substantial silence. She asks vital questions:…

  In Walk on Air, Deirdre Cornell gracefully uses the haiku as a form of…

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  “In Heirloom, Megan Krupa strums the hidden tendons that connect a body to it’s…

  Karen Jones’ new chapbook, Seasons of Earth and Sky, is a beautiful lyric to nature in…

  “In [these} whisper moment[s],” Hildebrand brings readers poems of gentle clarity, uwords that are…

  Through this tilted tumbler glass, in a restaurant, I view the moon, see-through and…

  To reclaim your birth-right, you have to mingle with ghosts. That’s what I learned…

  Now in his early 80’s, retired physician Charles Halsted has lived a full life,…

  I love the fluidity of memory and identity in Still Looking for Neuzil because…