In a heart-stopping poem in Donna L. Emerson’s richly varied debut volume The Place of…

  Benjamin Franklin is famously quoted as saying, “beer is proof god loves us”. While…

  What slips “between body and imagination” in Terry Wolverton’s sensuous poems is a flame-lit…

  Susan Stevens writes against the grain of our age. Amid a cacophony of tweets…

  Julie Cooper-Fratrik’s Further Lovely Lettuce Lore takes us on an ebullient romp through a…

  To reconstitute a notion of the Buddha’s, days spent on the water do not count against…

  The universe of Jeremy Freedman’s Apophenia ranges from an unidentified Waffle House to the canals of…

  “Like a series of Hopper paintings, the poems found in When the Walls Cave…

  Rachel Neff’s poems stir an ache in the belly, a sense of longing that…

  Michael E. Williams shares a set of poems that display a rare spiritual intensity,…

  The plainspoken and yet elegant poems in Ed Block’s latest collection travel from Wisconsin to…

  In Aurore Sibley’s beautiful collection, full of surprises and meditations, we are reminded that…

  “Ellen Girardeau Kempler makes an eloquent marriage of skillfully wrought haiku and stunning images.…

  Barbara Tramonte’s poems are as conversational as Frank O’Hara and as pithy as Edna…

  With images wrought in highly perceptive verse, David J. Bauman’s poems speak eloquently of…

“A montage of grief – for a family, a neighborhood, a reality littered with the…

Be forewarned.   This is not a bedtime book.   It’s a book about evil.  And evil…

  In Last Call, Nathan Kozach examines our quick-to-bicker and quick-to-judge culture with a zoom…

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  The energy and substance of this powerful sequence is derived from our capacity to…