What makes this book most marvelous is not the rich conceit whereby Penelope finally…

  In Mind Lit in Neon, RJ Lambert imagines a world where mother, father, and…

  “In Another Word for Love, Sarah Stern searches for meaning in a broken world. She…

  All people must die, but everyone faces death in a different way. Tom Anastasis,…

  “Part poetry book — part memoir — part writing invitations — equals Alphapoetica: A Poetry…

  Quarantine with Rilke presents isolation as the defining condition of modernity, but Asnia Asim’s…

  Many a story and poem have been written of adventures on the high seas.…

    “Melissa Boston’s Edna is an inventive and intimate book of dislocation and longing,…

  Diane Alters’ profound encounter with loss—the murder of her son—creates a strange fecundity. How…

  In Kay Morgan’s Girl, Woman, Bird, visual art serves as a mirror or a…

  Here is a book that takes us into shadow realms and fiercely lit landscapes…

  Animal Magnetism, by Colleen Wells is a think piece on the natural world and…

  Robin Dellabough’s poems in Double Helix are exacting and unsentimental. They’re interested in looking at…

  Cheri Miller’s poems are flush with imagery that reflects earth’s bounty. Her opening poem,…

  Hermanson takes readers on the uninhibited open road, where the lusty movements of the…

  This is a stunning collection, technically proficient, verbally acute, outlining a vision that links…

  Though this is Ray Berthelot’s first book, it does not read that way. He…

  “How with this rage shall beauty hold a plea,” Shakespeare writes, “Whose action is…

  Jessica Dubey’s chapbook For Dear Life is a journey into the unendurable—except, of course,…

  What a vibrant, necessary new voice in American poetry via Hayley Bowen’s Dearly Departed.…