Aphorisms… Minimalisms… Trauseisms… More fun with Andy –Taylor Mead, writer, actor, performer, poet,…

  In Lean Toward the Light, the poetry is shaped by the age at which…

  Stewart Moss’s Arrivals & Departures is a book of longing—to stay, to hold, to witness—even though…

  In these keenly observed and skillfully executed poems, Katharine Cristiani considers the large questions:…

  With a sharp eye for detail and unerring instinct for the right word, Marie…

  Don’t Be Another Girl is a feminist reckoning and rallying cry from a thrilling new…

  Rock smashes scissors. Scissors cut paper. Paper smothers rock. These are hard facts. Ipso…

  Charley Allen-Dunn’s poems evoke the beauty of love worth cherishing, of people worth caring…

  “…remarkably told in trenchant verse … a wail and a love song ….” –Robert…

  Charity Everitt’s debut chapbook, Translation from the Ordinary, is anything but ordinary. Her book…

  “Look out! Elizabeth Morse’s brilliant kinetic poetry is coming in The Color Between the Hours!…

  The music of Flight Songs is a collective singing through the aftermath of exile,…

  “Who You Grow Into is a celebration of cultivation, in all possible nuances. Richardson’s…

  My longtime friend and colleague-in-caregiving, Marilyn, springs lightly into the reader’s heart and mind,…

  John Spiegel’s debut collection, In Bloom, traverses the weeks before and the year immediately…

  The lyric poet, Gregory Orr writes, “Poetry is the thread that leads us out…

  I am astonished by Clint Smith’s Resettlement. I have known and deeply admired his…

  Elaine Zimmerman’s powerful collection, Era’s End, spans the pandemic through poems of witness and…

  To read Emily Church’s poetry collection Entangled is to be reminded — gloriously —…

  Chime Lama’s poems are formally, visually, and tonally adventurous, funny, dizzying, grand in scope…