Artists speak of negative space as an important part of any composition. In 1819,…

  Stacie M. Kiner’s beautiful, wise, merciful collection Inventory begins with the words of Eavan…

  “ ‘I want to make it clear / I enjoyed your work,’ ” an…

  In Matrilineal, Therese Gleason shows the reader the many faces of Mother Eve from…

  ‘Wade draws into focus a landscape in constant transition. Here are city streets and…

  Weeks-Rogers moves between the sacred and the profane, the high and the low, the…

  Whether Margaret Barkley is remembering, reflecting, lamenting or celebrating, the poems in her chapbook,…

  Sarah Beckmann’s Naiad Blood is a first collection of vibrant formal intelligence at once…

  In All of It, Kat Crawford shows us “the sheen, glisten, prickle and shiver”…

  With a keen eye for detail and a large heart, Nicholas writes of how…

  What a pleasure it is to read Mike McMahon’s collection of poetry The Silent Ones. …

  Bewitching incantations await in this new collection of poems aptly called River Spells.  …

      In Dead Dog Poems, Lynne Schmidt creates a new grief country and…

        Truth flows through these poems like a cold deep river, and…

  Katie Sherman’s beautiful, powerful stories explore themes of motherhood, memory, and broken bonds.  I…

  In this “landscape steeped in loss,” Lucinda Marshall beautifully reminds us to cleave to…

    Entering into the realm of Elizabeth Kuelbs’s Little Victory is not unlike stepping into an…

  “Hellwig fantastically creates natural worlds through which the reader can enter the scars themselves.…

  “The poems that make up A Sky Full Of Wings carry readers on a journey rich…

  Flock’s The Scientist’s Wife is a solution, not a resolution:  The many variables of enduring love float…