With Moscow Poetry File, John Huey takes the reader to the former Soviet Union…

  Take one day, one life, and make it not feel like a waste of…

  Everything Shapes Itself to the Sea is a book that follows the sea, in…

  Here is a poetry that is elegant and formal in its deft and compelling…

  In A Place Where Clouds Are Flowing, Han-Jae Lee invites the reader to enter…

  Barbara Krasner’s collection of poems, Chicken Fat, is rich and soulful, redemptive, and full…

  “James Maynard has taken his grief and given it a shape and a life…

  Nathan J. Reid’s Thoughts on Tonight is a collection of tender philosophies on love…

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. This book is an amazing combination of suffering, hilarity and philosophy, a must read…

  Jean P. Moore’s first book of poems immediately establishes her as a poet of…

  Katarina Boudreaux is a poet to be reckoned with. In Alexithymia, she takes the…

  Poet Cristiana Baik writes, “My heart’s landscape is a vast open country.” I could…

  Through a poetic lens impacted by childhood isolation that led to a deep understanding…

  From the sex lives of mayflies to the plus and minus of human love,…

  “How brazenly we curve the world to our selves,” Kathleen Ellis writes in “The…

Here is a beautiful book of sonnets about birds and what they mean to us. …

  To read the poems of The Way You Run in Dreams is to discover…

  Although this is her first book, Doug McHargue is not new to poetry. Many…

  Clark’s poems are like sands that sift through your fingers in elegant arabesques, only…