For many poets, a poem is a way of getting from point A to…

  Carol Lynn Stevenson Grellas’ book of poetry, “Handful of Stallions at Twilight,” revisits difficult…

  “Each of Brandis’ poems is an act of restless defamiliarization: a lover’s kisses are…

  With cinematic imagery, Alissa Sammarco reveals the difficult truths of a young woman’s life,…

  In her autobiographical chapbook Drive, Sigrun Susan Lane writes vividly and without sentimentality of…

  Catherine Norr’s new chapbook unveils quiet wonders along woodland roads through the Adirondack mountains.…

  In “Ten Hours to Tulsa,” Nation-Watson revisits growing up in Tulsa, a Hank Williams/Jerry…

  Heather Hoover’s work invites the reader to travel into oceans and board rooms, classrooms…

  Michael Olson’s poetry is the work of a latter-day Merlin—ordinary words are transformed through his…

  “For poetry that is both sensual and spiritual, turn to G. Gazelka’s new work.…

  “Part memoir, part confessional, part meditation on mental illness and abuse, Kate Leboff’s debut…

  Watch the word “here” as it carries these poems across thresholds and verges—seashore, barrier…

  “The loss of a sibling frames the devastatingly beautiful collection, Swallows. ‘Vickie’ explains that she is ‘named…

  This luminous collection is a meditation on the sacred search for home, a story…

  Jack Greene brings the master photographer’s eye for the instant to language. Allen Ginsberg’s…

  “In Bisbing’s rooted and riveting chapbook, we encounter a poetic voice that luminously inhabits…

  The poems from On Phillips Creek are born from a place that no longer exists except…

  In her lovely poems, Helene McGlauflin reminds us of the mystery of darkness, that…

  Nancy Dafoe’s When Mine Canaries Stop Singing is an important book dealing with the existential crisis…

  Dreams of the Floating House is a waltz in summer time, holding the breath…