They are really quite beautiful. Jeff’s poems walk with me on the well-known path…

  In Remember This Day, Linda Drattell portrays the ordinary in everyday life with warmth,…

  In It’s Own Time is beautifully crafted, with precision in a manner that delights…

  Low-Hanging Fruit, Joanne Greenway’s third chapbook, is the work of a born storyteller. Many…

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  In Alchemy, Kris Whorton starts her poems in the dead center of the body, in…

  Doris Ferleger, an award-winning poet and memoir essayist, is the author of four full…

  In Mike Dillon’s Close Enough, luminous scenes from a lifetime unfold through poetry and…

  “Marsha Blitzer’s fascinating, sensory, ironic and incisive poems about her time in Moscow in…

  The View-Master was this old gadget that allowed you to see iconic landscapes that…

  In his collection Vacationland, Michael Bross takes the audience on a tour that spans…

  I love Michael Meyerhofer’s poetry.  I’ve been reading it for almost 20 years and…

  Jim Scutti’s “Family Planet” gives us a medley of poems on family matters, observations…

  At times tenacious, other times genteel–notably sardonic and clever, sobering and keen–Rosanne Osborne’s poems…

  The word quantum suggests dizzying equations and esoteric theory. The poetry in Quantum Ghosts…

  What’s it like to work with a bully? What’s it like to hold an…

  Albert Flynn DeSilver is a poet and prose writer, speaker, and workshop leader. He received…

  Kathleen Wade’s Every Now Is a Yes is an intimate reflection on the people,…

  “I love the nocturnal mind that navigates the spaces of the poem in which…

  Sarah Stoltzfus Allen’s The Darks and the Lights imbues the ordinary—the dust rag, the…