Peace Is a Pelican, by Louise Moises, is a compelling tour of the natural…

  Cathy Gilbert’s My Limbs a Cradle, my Whisper a Song beautifully deals with the big issues—life…

  Sarah Sutro’s Natural Wonders spin out along myriad settings, illuminated by rolling waters, daylight,…

  “With Break Self: Feed, Gabrielle Myers asks, ‘what will we make of us, here?’ The…

  Beyond Cornfields is alive with backroad byways, birds, Pepsi and peanuts, and patchwork landscapes.…

  Sarah Wolbach’s Eclipse begins with a dimming sun and ends with her “plan to…

  “East Side Solitude ignites every sense while reaching across time and space. Reading this…

  “Katie Hughbanks’ beautifully told stories of people from all walks of life and time…

  It took less than three lines for this poem to completely get its hooks…

  We have been honored to publish Matthew Friday‘s poetry. So I am delighted to celebrate…

    “Here in Barbara Geiger’s dynamic and reflective poems are the music and the…

  Peltier offers “trinkets bought and/forgotten … collecting dust in drawers,/attics, shoeboxes” in this tender…

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

  FOLKTALES AND ELEGIES include poems of magical realism/ ruralism and memoir. The poems are…

  There’s no poem quite like a Lissa Batista poem—where snakes are defanged by teenage…

  “In Mothers and Other People, Karen Taylor writes of death, grief, and memory as a tapestry…

  “Barden’s poems revel in the anticipatory state of a held breath: listening to the…

  Washed and Dried explores the weathers and terrains of time itself; Swanson’s perceptions are luminous…

  Growing up in Maine influenced the connection to nature that runs throughout Jane Spencer’s…

  Balancing his esoteric knowledge and real-life experience, Neal Zirn fashions stories and poems that…