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  The title of this beautiful collection is so apt: in these poems, we indeed…

  Karen Mastracchio is a poet with a delicate touch. As such, she has seasoned…

    The Laredo of R. W. Haynes’ poetry is a troubled ground, simultaneously at…

  The narrative poems of Johanna DeMay’s Waypoints carry the darkness of Steinbeck or Flannery O’Connor, though these…

  Security comes at a price; both beauty and danger are found in selflessly putting…

  The poems of Allison deFreese are kaleidoscopic, prismatic: all that is familiar or ordinary…

  Like the best songs, Julie Choffel’s The Inevitable Return of What We Do Not Love is…

  In Songs Are Like Tattoos, poet Elizabeth Majerus uses Joni Mitchell’s classic 1971 album Blue as a…

paper 979-8-88838-032-1 2022 In the spirit of Kierkegaard and his adherents, these poems emphasize the…

  This chapbook renders the loss of mothers through haunting sweeps of images rooted in…

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  “Brightness falls from the air,” Thomas Nashe proclaimed with wonderful pathos in an ageless…

  “Michael Gurshtein’s poetry collection We is a lyrical cry for us all to look within…

  Many poems are written about something, but the poems that move me most are those written for something,…

  “Although it takes us back to a time before overspecialization, the poetry of Virginie…

  These are sad, spare, and haunting poems, with the surprise of happiness in a…

  There’s such a wide variety of soulful epiphanies in this beautiful little book, the…

In All We Are Told Not to Touch, Leticia Del Toro offers us poems as fresh as jicama,…

  The poems in “Mums, the Tongue, and Paradise” are beautifully constructed, often ironic, and…

  Lois Baer Barr’s Tracks: Poems on the “L” announces an exciting new voice. Her…