Katie Mihalek’s Aurora Uteralis folds scientific language into personal realization that results in poems that examine…

  If I could be a word, Like Yahweh, God’s breath, our love brought out…

  In the intimate voice of a wise friend over a glass of wine, Landon’s…

  “The breathtaking voices of Elizabeth Hodges’ beautifully written blood sonnets–furious and infuriating, touching, at…

  Birthing Butterflies is an awakening, a call to luxuriate in the rhythms of language, revel…

  “Lee Varon writes moving poetic cadences pulsing with heart beats of desperation and hope…

  At times allegorical or satirical, these stories are delivered with wit and intense compassion.…

  Cora McCann Liderbach’s expansive chapbook Throughline honors moments that allow poetry “to knit/together the…

  The shifts and turns of a river’s flow mirror the vagaries of memory in…

  Kay Reid’s latest poetry collection Night Madre is a gorgeous panoply of astute, at…

  Jim Garrett’s The Cinder Path startles and illuminates like lightning in a quiet storm.…

  Eileen Brunetto’s poems display a deeply sympathetic sense of domestic life. The home, with…

  Mary Imo-Stike’s new book, Beyond the Noisy Membrane, is a unique contribution to modern…

  “Murray’s poetry is not only a breath of fresh air for the soul –…

  The poems in Deiudicibus’ Lost & Found function as lean-tos, offering temporary shelter to…

  In poet Stacy Julin’s Things We Carry deceptively spare and simple language resonates with…

  “Writing within the confines of social structures in life can be exhausting. Writing within…

  A rose, a buttercup, tufts of dandelions, perfume, an aging mother, the rests between…

  “Mine wasn’t the sort of epic downfall myths are written about,” says the speaker…

  For at least two decades, I have been a fan of B. J. Buckley’s…