Elizabeth Keggi’s speakers inhabit shadows and margins.  They are quiet, whether by choice or…

  An exquisite collection of poems, where history and lyricism dwell in the memory of…

  Despite its unassuming low-key title, On Sunday Afternoons is a collection of vividly stimulating…

  Whether on haiku treks about town, or bushwhacking across the Boundary Waters wilderness with…

  These poems possess a marvelous poise as they balance between what makes us come…

  I marvel at how involved these poems are with the world at large -…

  With brevity and musicality, the poems in Small Wonders make peace with the world.…

  In this debut chapbook, Christine Arvidson gets down to business with sharp and vivid…

  These poems are like those tiny fireworks wrapped in white paper: tiny, unassuming bundles…

  “In the American grain, these fine poems follow lines carved by John Wesley Powell,…

  words + thoughts x  ideas divided by time = food for thought prepared by…

    Crayon Colors for Serial Killers, true to its title, mixes childlike whimsy and…

  I visited Glacier Park in 1955, saw my first glacier, and have chased that…

Kamikaze Dance – NWVS #114 by Amy Barone $12.49, paper In Kamikaze Dance, poet Amy…

  Peter Krass is taking us, his readers, on quite a trip (and given the…

  In her new chapbook, “Skin. Hair. Bones,” Maria McLeod writes about Eros and remorse,…

  “My favorite is Turntable Park, which may be seen as a contest with nature: wind,…

  These poems are luminous and generous, making room for newts, crickets, stars, and a…

  With language that is just as arresting as it is precise, Clare Chu’s Objects…

  Even though the penultimate poem swears that it’s not about Newark, Parents, Religion, or…