“Kym Cunningham’s poems are bold, sometimes brash, but beautifully articulate the power of poetry…

  “Abundance is our calling,” writes Thayer Cory in her debut collection Cracked Open, and indeed…

  “If you approach a house to tame it, every conditional wish asks for a…

The Whale’s Song by Casey Clabough $19.99, Full-length, paper 978-1-63534-424-0 2018 In this mesmerizing work…

  In Letters to Littles’ Mills, a trinity of angles casts an indelible spell. Mary…

  Her mother’s word, Michele Herman tells us in one of these strong, moving poems,…

  Missing girls, lost women, fortune tellers, ghosts, black holes, demons, magic—these are the “unvanishing…

  MaryAnn L. Miller’s Cures for Hysteria brings together personal testimony and cultural history in…

  Galway Kinnell once admonished poets to sing, sing, sing, so I believe he’d be…

  Kathryn Jordan’s Riding Waves is not for the faint of spirit. Do not pick it…

  A child’s frightened eyes tiptoe through darkness.”  I’m betting Anne Sexton would have liked…

  “In Megeen Mulholland’s first chapbook, Orbit, the poems honor the silent work of mothers, poignantly express a…

  Only love has the strength to redeem the facts of aging, regret, losing loved…

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  “Use the commonplace to escape the commonplace,” Buson wrote, and that is precisely what…

  Little Red Dot is anything but little.  Rosanne Singer’s debut collection packs a cumulative…

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  “Abby E. Murray’s gorgeous, tough-and-tender poems challenge the insistently domestic and feminine sphere of…

  “This poet brings us the sea, the flower bed, small things dying, a heart…