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Paper 979-8-88838-849-5 2025 Painted Women in the Walls houses a multitude of women’s voices, from…

  Rodger LeGrand is an excellent poet whose work keeps getting better and better. The…

  And Yes, This Too is poetry for poets. Laura Pelton-Sweet charms readers with a…

  “Callie Hitchcock’s “Sun Stains” vibrates with warmth, color and feeling. At once fragile and…

  Deirdre Garr Johns’ debut collection of poems, Fallen Love, captures the immediate and nostalgic…

  With incredible scope and stunning lyricism, Erika Saunders’s poems intertwine the sea, stone, space,…

  With the clarity and insight of a cultural critic, Chris Arvidson bears witness to…

  There is breath and heartbeat and sweat in Roberta Schultz’s dynamic collection, Deep Ends.…

  Insert Coin is indelibly shaped by the atrocities committed by the United States during…

  “Magdalena Louise Hirt’s Her Bloody Project is a courageous and clear-eyed interrogation of both a fictional…

  Fifty years after Pablo Neruda completed his Book of Questions, Claudia Stanek bravely reaches back…

  In her collection, All the Pretty Things are Dying, Laurel Maxwell asks her readers…

  In, among and behind the tragic specifics of loss in these poems lies the…

  “Norma” Ketzis Bernstock candidly explores her roles as wife, ex-wife, lover, and ex-lover, discovering…

  “Memories are imperfectly stitched together / with a yearning that hurts and cannot be…

  Observant, curious, ever-attentive to detail, Cada McCoy writes with sparkling precision. Her Beyond Expectations…

  “Margaret Lee’s Orange Persephone is a fusion of woeful utterance and gripping expression; intensely felt, attentive,…

  Myth has it that Persephone had to go back to hell each year because…

  As the title suggests, the poems in Kathleen Hirsch’s Mending Prayer Rugs concern themselves…

  Who’ll Buy My Posies by Carol Siemering is a book about women from the “daughter…