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  From the very first poem in Tom Raithel’s new collection, This Easy Falling, the…

    “These poems take us inside the bright mind of an almost grown girl…

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  Under the dual skies of Italy and Western Pennsylvania, these poems take us on…

  I think that this collection could light up your day. Nash uses language inventively.…

  Josh Feit notes herein that urban planners call the time commuters have to wait…

  Triple Twelve is a strobogrammatic tour of future lives, from manta rays to triple…

  In Handbook for Unwell Mothers, Jill Crammond’s poems turn motherhood on its head, shake it…

  Is Hope a thing with feathers/or a blade? What is life like when you…

  The Heart Never Pretends to Be a Beautiful Muscle is an Ouroboros of the…

  Dogs begin to bark. It’s the coldest night of February. The snow begins to…

  Often bold and irreverent, these minimalist poems take on love and intimacy, sex, and…

  Part love song, part eulogy, part interrogation and resistance, ​Beast of the World ​chronicles Chris Morgan’s…

  Gary Powell’s Permafrost is a wise observation of the natural world grounded in story…

  In Maggie Hirt’s second gathering of seafaring poems Her Sea-filled Arms: Layers of Blue, the…

  “Janet Kozachek dares us to underestimate her.   Light verse? Anthropomorphic cats? Listen and…

  “Peter Barton would get a wink of approval and a smile from William Carlos…

  In “My Burning City,” Arthur Kayzakian skillfully constructs “Instructions for Survival” with sonnet, anthem…

  In Under Memories of Stars, Natalie Marino weaves culture, family, and the loss of…

  “The past and the present are joined in the true Carolina of Yvette R.…