Susie Meserve grew up outside of Boston and was educated at Tufts University and…

  Gary Metras is the first poet laureate of the City of Easthampton, Massachusetts appointed…

Hitching to Istanbul by Lisa Meunier $14, paper

  Poet, essayist, librettist, and educator Ann E. Michael currently resides in eastern Pennsylvania, a…

The Blessings of Motion and Silence by Michael Milburn $14, paper

  “Tenderness and a tensile commitment to the exact phrase are the twinned tines of…

  Bristling with life, tender to the touch and so smartly arranged, Erica Bodwell’s Up Liberty…

  The poems in Anita S. Pulier’s Sounds of Morning marry beauty and wisdom at the wonder…

  “Alive to both ‘the clatter of the settled world’ and ‘the half-light of forbidden…

  “I’ve bled for years and I’m still bleeding.” In The Plagiarist, a friendship destroyed…

  Taking on Water is a brilliant jewel of a book.  Ellen McNeal’s poems are…

  Karen McPherson is the author of the poetry chapbook Sketching Elise (Finishing Line Press, 2012) and…

Chameleon by Susan Melot $14, paper

  A book of family, of daughters and mothers, of fathers and brothers, and, especially,…

  Janus-faced and with an unerring ear for the minor key of humanity, Bob Wood’s,…

  These lucidly observed, structurally diverse poems are tinged with quiet sexuality as well as…

  Sweeney’s  startling images  from nature rage in the tragedy of a life lost and the one…

  Quick eyes, clear eyes, deep eyes. The poems of Sandra Fees co-ordinate (focus) all…

    Ellen Morris’ short, spare poems in Surrender are full of vivid images, arrows…

  First, the honesty, and then, the delicacy of Maria Morrison’s poems, catch the reader…