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  Each poem represents true events, human strife, joy, dreams, nightmares and fear. Nonetheless, poetess…

  Like its controlling figure, the cicada, Ryan Norman’s Cicada Song is a yearning and…

  Mike Wahl is a farmer-philosopher who takes on subjects as small as what kind…

  “Gabrielle Myers does not shy away from a kind of post-mod naturalism, where we…

  Gary Percesepe’s LIGHT TURNOUT is a romp through a world we mostly recognize, made…

  “There is a dreamlike quality in the way the poems of Stellar summon reverie…

  Replete with floor traps and velvet curtains, Haynes’ theater-poems include Texas, Mexico, a conference…

  Laura Lee Perkins is a multitalented individual. Her writing always shows her love of…

  I save very good poems to read late at night — it’s late at…

  In What Kind of Seed Made You, Rachael Inciarte writes an elegant and delicate…

  This is a stirring and inspiring collection of poems, each one filled with surprises…

  With her astute portrayals of human suffering and joy, Mary Strong Jackson’s poems encompass…

  “Gene Stevenson is a visionary. He has an eye for small towns, lonely roads,…

  collective madness is an ecosystem cross-examining the architecture of colonialism, western medicine, and the…

  Salvage, Cindy Milwe’s intimate, moving new poetry collection, glitters with pleasure and pain. A…

  “A storyteller with remarkable gifts.” –Kurt Vonnegut, Jr.   “Romance and mythology are among…

Conjuring an Epiphany by Deborah Purdy $14.99, paper 978-1-64662-725-7 2022 Deborah Purdy lives outside Philadelphia…

  My People Redux is a masterful assemblage of image, lyric, and narrative that honors…

  In Georgette Unis’ Watercolors in a Desk Drawer the world is rendered in intricate…

  This courageous collection, the work of decades, is a travelogue; Rachel Landrum Crumble sets…