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… Danelle Lejeune’s poetry has the power of a siren’s song, at once luring us…

  Black History Month lifts the lid on a simmering stew of urgent questions about…

  “The energy of Nicole Callihan’s new chapbook, “Downtown” is kinetic. Image to interwoven image,…

  In Sweet Mercies, Dianne Stepp takes us to the verge: we hover with her…

  “Rebecca Jamieson’s AMAZING first collection The Body of All Things describes the body in stillness, the…

  Vesuvius at Home is a book of quiet contemplation on the fragile bonds of…

  “There is always this rupture—this bursting and cleaving,” Nina Clements writes in her debut Set…

  “Intricate as the Fabergé eggs that vanished with Tsvetaeva’s Russia, and mysterious as the…

  What Binds Us is love, as it turns out, and even if it has…

  “Lindsay Bell’s The Naughts is poetry sung “at ten thousand feet”—high-altitude language that leaves…

  In an age of postmodern solipsism, Alice Bolstridge’s poems are comfort food. Which doesn’t…

  It’s nostalgia for the future in these coming of age micro-stories about a group…

  Leah Tieger examines the human condition with a stark elegance and passion of language…

  In Lost in Transition Sandra Kolankiewicz inventories the world of experience: “bodies so  / charged with…

  Laura Gamache has crafted something valuable out of the cluttered household her late parents…

  Naila Moreira’s chapbook Water Street (FLP 2017) has been selected by the New England…

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  Jessie Ptak’s poetry is intimate and open where “Yellow is vulnerable. It’s child-like, /…

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  Willard Greenwood casts line after line to words evocative of place and purpose, luring…