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  Lesley Brower’s poems create direct paths to complicated truths, paths that begin and end…

  “Kate McNairy’s poems carry inside them the mayhem of love and the aftermath, which…

Patricia O’Brien’s precisely written poems in her brilliant new collection Catching Fireremind us of how…

  In one of her essays, Audre Lorde brilliantly redefines the erotic as the capacity…

  Ron Whitehead’s book is an accessible, soulful, gritty handbook-exposé of hoops fanaticism. His poems…

  Dafoe explores the dark territories of loss, grief, and history with language as her…

  I’ve come away from reading Sharon Foley’s searing, unforgettable collection of poems feeling singularly…

  Ruth Moon Kempher writes poems that are both passionate and compassionate.  She has a keen…

  “Keith Moul’s poetry is the real thing. Its tension, language and honesty will remind readers…

  “The dead bird is a kind of song.” Thus, The Philosophy of Unclean Things confidently opens,…

  Judith Chibante’s Radio in the Night is truly a voice reaching out to us,…

  Though Rand McNally may have chosen to exclude parts of the Dakotas from its…

Deer Diaries by Judith Stanton $14.99, paper 978-1-63534-081-5 2017

  Lana Bella’s poetry celebrates the insights and sheer delight that can be found in…

Brushstrokes on Water by Marcia Hurlow $14.99, paper 978-1-63534-083-9 2017

Full-length, paper 978-1-63534-107-2 2017

  In Kathy Nelson’s exquisitely expressive poems, nature becomes teacher.  Nelson writes in the title…

  Christine Strevinsky’s THE WAITING ROOM takes an unflinching look at aging–the pain and indignities and…

  Despite “the pressure of being a human being,” Aspen Bernath-Plaisted is a hopeful writer,…

  In the end, Ruth Nolan’s Ruby Mountain is a collection that sings to the…