“Adams-Santos is heir to Roethke. She lingers in secret rituals, in the spirit-worlds…

  There is nothing ‘uncertain’ about the speaker of Varsha Shah’s collection, Voices. This book…

  The temple of the title houses both the battered body and the battered spirit…

  The book will mostly speak for itself as you read the intro, epigrams, and…

  In Various Lies, Elizabeth McMunn-Tetangco evokes an eerie and earthly whole truth from detail:…

  How necessary it is to read poems that talk about the unpaid labor we…

  In Stars & Strangers, Sue Sutherland-Hanson shows us that we’re all connected: from clamming…

  Songs After Memory Fractures is a conjunction of yowls and whispers that recognizes life…

  Cindy Day revisits the sometimes disappointing, sometimes devastating scenes of memory in order to…

  J. D. Smith’s poems are full of wit and doughty faith. As he says…

  What is an organ but an instrument, one that keeps us alive physically or…

  “From going to and fro in the earth,” Satan replied. “Where else?” Drew Attana asks,…

  Heather Bryant weaves startlingly frank observations about the end of a marriage with rich…

  Lex Bobrow’s debut into the world of lyric elegy and modern myth is a…

  “You are entering upon a great poet’s crafted articulation of suffering.  But you must…

  “The Dreamed’ opens with a brother walking into a river, and the reader follows. ‘Can’t…

  Reading Christopher Locke’s exquisite Trespassers, one can’t help but marvel at his masterful command of…

  Elizabeth Paul has given to these images of Matisse the texts they deserve: rapt…

  From the first poem, “Autumn’s Yard” explores themes both enduring and endearing. In this…

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