Michael Beebe is a refreshing addition to the small club of contemporary poets who…

  There’s a rope between two burning towers. One tower burns anxiously. The other tower…

  “Pomerleau’s poems invite us into a layered world of domestic grief and tender mindfulness. …

  Selling the Family is a series of muted elegies, informal in tone, devoted in…

  The poems in The Origins of Streams are full of earth-bodies: bees and dragonflies;…

  Through spinal surgery, an MRI, even a common cold, Robert Cooperman feels his age…

  “A blaze of meaning in every strand” There is a blaze in every line…

  Kay Bell’s poems in Diary of an Intercessor are hymns, songs, odes and elegies…

  Unmade Friend is flawless, a rare occasion when each and every poem belongs. Reading…

  For many years Judy Gee has circulated her poetry among her friends. Now at…

  The poems in Undressing The Heart are filled with the everyday drama of human…

  The Other Myrtle, a collection of poems by Bill Considine, is a compelling journey…

  The poems of “what mothers withhold” are songs of brokenness and hope in a…

  “Do You Know What You Want” is a delightful conversation with the poetry of…

Animal Fare by Gregory Loselle $14.99, paper 978-1-64662-380-8 2020 Gregory Loselle won four Hopwood Awards and…

  “Ceridwen Hall conducts metamorphoses both subtle and, like ice obscured beneath snow dust, perilous…

  As I read Lowery’s brutally honest and brilliantly crafted poems, I was reminded of…

  Joanna Solfrian refers to her partner as “beloved” and her kids as “kids” in…

  The Work of a Genius, a poetic journey through the life of Albert Einstein,…

  “This constellation of Franco D’Alessandro’s poems are “relentlessly lusting with no rest,” and “something…