The poems in Harvest are harrowing, yet lyrical and scathingly honest. Most importantly, they…

  A rich testament to the power of creativity and the human spirit, Marrall’s debut…

  “These poems know a great deal about beauty and violence: ‘twenty years / was…

  In her compassionate telling of a heart-breaking (and yet sadly familiar) story — a…

  The blues has often been the shadow of genius and can be considered survival music. Sean Murphy…

  BLUE ELECTRODE   1. At the moment I am all wired up and buckled…

  “It takes faith to coax a plant/from root to bloom” and so too, Tramontano…

  These brief prose poems function as “meditations in an emergence,” though what is coming…

  In poems both brutal and beautiful, Karen Poppy traces the interconnectedness—symbiotic, antagonistic, and metaphorical—of…

  “It’s antifa vs artisanal coffee in this absorbing and timely Philadelphia story about the…

  Judith’s poems are close to the bone, earthy, organic. As they acknowledge grief, loss,…

  Like a gull or osprey, or even, a cloudhorse, the poems in Pamela Hobart…

  Perhaps historical events, like forests, have understories, the life that grows beneath the overarching…

  “A tightly-unified series of Biblical portraits, Channeling Matriarchs makes use of archetypes still relevant…

  Moriah Cohen’s poems in this collection, Impossible Bottle, come together in this grand and…

  In this new collection of poems, Mistee St. Clair yearns. In each poem we see…

  Powerful women have a chingona in them, and Castillo Planas compels the reader to…

  Rich with both lyricism and story, Mid-Bloom is a gorgeous collection about how we fuel ourselves in…

  In this love letter to gravity—enthralled, ambivalent, rebellious, curious—Anna Antongiorgi beautifully delineates the privileges…

  In Some Tanka in Thanks to Elroy, Not the Most Cantankerous Dog, Glenn D’Alessio…