Jenny Benjamin’s chapbook, More Than a Box of Crayons, blazes with color and energy.…

  “Dorinda Hale’s poetry has a luminous, intelligent tenderness for our human frailties and a…

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  “The past is never dead. It’s not even past,” according to William Faulkner. For…

  Red-winged blackbirds, snowy egrets, wrens, owls, woodpeckers—even a “Hitchcock of crows”—there’s no shortage of…

  In her exquisite chapbook titled Things Live After, Carol Nolde takes us from “wheel…

  As carefully as placing stones to make a cairn, Lisa Kundrat gives us traces…

  In this marvelous cycle of poems, Wiedemann crouches, all sinew, like the desert hare,…

  From the hills of San Diego to the Live Oaks of Pensacola come poems…

  “Lynne Burnett is astonishing. I cannot think of another poet who writes with more…

  In this deeply distinguished manuscript, the transience and permanence of identity and experience as…

  “Write about what is lost, what is found,” instructs Stephanie Brown in this wonderful…

  The bond between mother and daughter engenders a wealth of feelings—love and joy, of…

  Do NOT Stop for Hitchhikers is a journey through various parts of the country…

  In Conversations with Trees, Susan Dambroff examines the dualities hidden deep within the human heart…

  Bo Niles’ third collection of poetry, crescendo|decrescendo, addresses the power and perils of memory…

  Molly Beth Griffin’s new chapbook, Under Our Feet, gives us poetry that honors the…

  “Like certain faces in a crowd, Greer Gurland‘s poems leap out at me. Their clean,…

  Jesse Minkert’s new collection ROOKLAND, rises to the occasion of its title. The dictionary…

  Sandra Anfang’s new collection, Road Worrier, carries the reader across an atlas of lyric …