Ellen Hernandez is a writer and educator living in southern New Jersey, USA. She…

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  In Spat, Lois Marie Harrod examines—head-on, upside down and sideways—the little fractures that haunt…

    Double Stroller Dreams by Jesse Curran is a brilliant new chapbook of poems about…

  “Edward Miller’s The Moment and the Sequence exposes the paradoxes of freedom and how perception shapes…

  In a sense, The Winds of Home Have Names is literally about weather—there is…

  In Feral Ornamentals, Charlie Green takes the particles and atoms that are our lives, reads them…

  Adrienne S. Wallner is a poetry force-field. Her poems are moving in the truest…

  “Memory lives on the cusp between life and dream, seeing and saying, falling to…

  “beyond the paneling” is a life transformed into poetry.  Christine Brooks lives in the…

I, Menagerie by Garrett Ray Harriman $16.99, paper 978-1-64662-476-8 2021 A debut collection of free…

  In these twenty-seven indelible poems, Markussen draws us into literature’s imaginary places, and peoples…

  “In Recipe for the Poet, Osayande coaxes us through memory, through the familiar, through the…

  Debbie Collins’ he says i’m fierce speaks to the complicated state of our human…

  Multiverses is a moving account of the tragic loss of a child. By drawing on…

  With brevity and sensitivity, these daily haiku carry us through an unfolding tragedy, all…

  In The Goats Have Taken Over the Barracks, his masterful first collection of poems, Andrew…

  Poetry can be a torch that lights up darkness, a shoulder for us to…

  The Good Truth, the fiercely validating debut from R.B. Simon, is a blazing manifesto…

  Peter Snow, storyteller and poet, skillfully interweaves his narrative with a more lyrical voice. …