Camisha Jones’ Flare is a light splashed across the sky announcing a voice we all need…

  Prisms, Particles, and Refractions perceptively seeks a poetic understanding between science, the natural world…

  These poems by Mike Santora peer into the dreamy gap between appearance and reality…

  Bellinger’s Rubbing Elbows brings disparate forms together to re-create the intimacy we feel, as…

  As my eyes glide across the pages of E.B. Littlehill’s See The Dragons, images…

  “Loss tempered by wonder, love radiating like the moon (“a bowl fired by the…

  With its acute sense of time and space, Brief Immensity is like walking through…

  This remarkable chapbook of only twenty-five poems is so variegated in both subject matter…

  Tracy lives with her family on the banks of the Shenandoah River, under the…

  Laura Reece Hogan’s O Garden-Dweller is a twenty-first century Song of Songs — a lyrical invitation to seek…

  “Vivian Faith Prescott takes us on a beautiful bridge back and forth between moments…

  Carlos Martinez presents the reader an intense landscape of life, death, love, and relationships in…

  The poems in this resonant book offer a strong, hands-on encounter with the world…

  Barbara  de la Cuesta’s Rosamundo is  a tour de force of the madcap world…

  J.M. Green’s second chapbook, The Novice Angler, is really a first book.  In a…

  Whitnee Thorp taps the “floating colors” of memory to offer up poems that are…

  Laura Hansen’s poems are familiar to me in the intimate, hushed way that a…

  This is a millennial voice bravely cast across the diminishments and inhuman economic displacements…

  Claire Ibarra’s Vortex of Our Affections whirls into the domestic space, where poems cyclone…

Stephanie Harper’s Sermon Series offers a respite from the fast-paced cacophony of our world: brief,…