In Wendy Miles’s stunning debut collection, memories break and enter the rooms of the…

  In Birds of the Midwest, poet Jane Hufford Downes reminds us that “[n]ature only…

  Through a prism of voices, both real and imaginary, we gain new understanding of…

  “Helminski’s work is witty and incisive as he examines the inanities of contemporary life.…

  Diana Deering’s exquisitely crafted lyric poems unfurl entire universes inside small moments of time.…

  In poems that converge with nature and pay homage to family history, Dom Fonce’s…

  Beautifully lyrical and deeply elegiac, Charlene Stegman Moskal’s  Leavings from My Table is an…

  Rachel King’s poems are like postcards from the city she loves, written with a…

  Beth Gruver Gulley captures it all: the truth in the words of a poem…

  Jacqueline Sullivan’s startling collection juxtaposes what Elizabeth Bishop called the art of losing—remnants, distances,…

  In this collection, and in so much of her verse and prose, Susan Marsh…

  We live in a complicated world—Katrina Roberts, in LIKENESS, knows this, too, and reflects…

  A chapbook of poems that captures the coming of age experiences of a second…

  In CHIMERA, Brad Buchanan explores the multi-valanced meanings of his title—from the mythical and monstrous…

  “Kate Cumiskey has done something remarkable and original. I was enjoying the quiet life…

  These deceptively laconic poems combine the cool diagnostic eye of a veteran nurse-practitioner with…

  How could I resist a book titled Feather & Bone? In the wake of a…

  At dusk, its striking colors are made even more attractive as evening shadows settle.…

  The poems in Myths from Which We Got Our Name are mapped in the…

  In this amazing first book, Beth Suter gives us poems of such power we…