“Surreal and startling, Parker’s poems aren’t for those seeking comfort … Parker has peeled…

  In Hannah Larrabee’s collection, Sufjan, she has undertaken a project we’ve all probably been inspired…

  Ann Sheils is a native of Savannah, Georgia, and lives part time in Telluride,…

  Doug Stone’s poems have appeared in Fireweed, The University of Portland Review, Northwest Magazine…

  The poems in Ron Domen’s “The Owl in the Woodwork” are, quite simply, lovely. …

  “The poems of Prairie Smoke, like the northern prairies, are sites of stark outlines…

  Paul Stroble’s poetry in “Little River” has a clear-eyed, loving nostalgia that possesses great…

  In Reposed, Charlotte McCaffrey chronicles family tragedies with the clear-sightedness of a sentimental sharpshooter.…

  “In one of my many favorite lines in Mineral Whisper, Z.G. Tomaszewski, writes: “O consider…

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  William A. Greenfield is a writer of poetry, a part time public service worker,…

  Maybe if we look deep enough we will see ourselves looking deep at ourselves,…

  “… written beautifully … a wonderful adventure.” –David Remnick, editor, The New Yorker  …

  “Like Dickinson, Ted Eisenberg dwells in possibility, and his poems, often riddle-like and condensed to…

  The poems in Patricia Murphy’s The Occupant map a commonplace world turned on its…

  In Pat Butler’s new book, Transplants, each poem captures moments that are both fresh…

  In Languid Lusciousness with Lemon, Joan Leotta’s poems balance the sugar and salt of…

“Interspersed with Giordano’s haunting visuals of bird bones, Darling’s writing attempts to “reassemble the ghost”…

  Barbra Nightingale’s Alphalexia is an abecedarian wonder, a primer for living.  Through lyric odes…

  Anna Lowe Weber’s great gift as a poet is the startling clarity of her…