http://thedrugstorenotebook.co/2016/03/12/the-good-moods- -of-the-dream-fog/ Rating: ***** [5 of 5 Stars!]   “Wendy Gist’s new chapbook is a…

  Maxine Susman’s Provincelands is, at its core, a book about looking so hard at…

  Twenty-one is a cycle of brief poems written in the year following the death…

Katherine Nelson-Born’s poems are well-polished pearls, stories of abuse, illness, death, and gut-survival. Despite her…

  I hope and pray this book finds its way into the hands, hearts and…

  Alysia Harris’s poems are sumptuous and ruthless and governed by a voice that is…

  Julia McConnell isn’t afraid to dig into the dark side—-yet even in that shadowed…

  I loved it! –Susan Bono, author of What Have We Here and Publisher/Editor of…

  We Are Beautiful Like Snowflakes is a title that promises poems of praise and…

  Bearing the Juice of It All is a cry for women to be aware…

  Ampersands—twisted & elegant—quick symbols of joining, of expansion. How we twine together, how we…

 ***** Here is longing the way motherless girls seek mothers forever, seek sisters able to…

  This chapbook consists of a poem cycle rooted in the East Anglian village of…

  Souvenirs by Dee Matthews celebrates survival: “My father wanted boys; needed help on the…

  To need for a home, whether it is a country, a house, a good…

  Test Tube with a View, by Shira Richman and published by Finishing Line Press, explores…

  “It won’t be easy/ to wear the body I’ve chosen,” says the speaker in…

  In Viner’s capable hands, everyday objects and activities become ways to approach the harsh…

  This may be Melissa Helton’s first book of poems, but don’t let the idea…

  The poems in WHEN I STOPPED COUNTING employ a complex and conscious form of…