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  Dextrous and commanding, Dreams of Diaspora is a love song to those who move…

    In Dreaming of Lemon Trees, poet Francis DiClemente has given us a retrospective…

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

  Dreaming During the Advent of Rain is at once heartbreaking and uplifting, elegiac and…

  “In this astonishing debut, every path leads to an open door of original thought.…

dreamfish (New Women’s Voices Series, No. 36) by Constance Alexander $14, paper

  In this deeply distinguished manuscript, the transience and permanence of identity and experience as…

  Kevin McKelvey is a place-based poet, writer, designer, and social practice artist. He teaches…

  Dream Straw wrestles with hard questions of family, death and identity, and asks how much…

  By turns intimate and goofy, Carrie Hohmann Campbell’s restless poems emerge from what she…

Drawn Into Someone’s Passion by Sue Terry Driskell $14, paper

  “These poems celebrate the miraculous resilience in the love of two sisters, a bond…

  Betsy Littrell’s Dragon in my Purse weaves into gold the clutter of contemporary American…

  Bailey gives us all of the South, and she does so without flinching… she…

  “The energy of Nicole Callihan’s new chapbook, “Downtown” is kinetic. Image to interwoven image,…

  “Sometimes still my father comes to me at night,” says the speaker in this…

  Richard Holinger’s Down from the Sycamores reads like an old-style cabinet of curiosities—each poem opens a…

  In Douglas, Me & James, Vin Whitman takes the reader on an emotional journey through…

  The operative word in Tom Burton’s title is clearly “doubting,” not fashionable skepticism, but…

  “There seems to be no limit to the range of experience and empathy in…