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  Anna and Anna, a title with but a single vowel, the “a” singing the…

  By turns intimate and goofy, Carrie Hohmann Campbell’s restless poems emerge from what she…

  Heart, Mind, Blood, Skin is at once joyful and painful. Turner goes directly into…

  Marlys Mary Collins tells her truths slant, like her poetic ancestor and guardian angel,…

  Reader, prepare yourself.  This riveting collection of unabashed, deeply-felt outpourings—sometimes harrowing but always graceful…

  “These poems by California poet Diane Solis glint with distinctive Western light. Like Larry…

  How To Wait bears witness to patience. It’s a patience few of us will ever…

  Immersed in The Language of Seasons, our senses come alive to connect to beauty:…

  Phyllis Mannan’s Bitterbrush is a deeply affecting, bittersweet account of what life feels like…

  Gloria Heffernan’s poems welcome us in to the joys and sorrows of life centering…

  The poems inside Emily Fernandez’s chapbook, Procession of Martyrs, hold a haunting beauty, much…

  Jennie Boyd Bull’s poems rise from careful observation and naming of all she sees:…

  That’s Just the Way It Is is a beacon for our world in which headlines…

  What does it mean to come to know a place?  Livia Meneghin does not…

  In few but fertile words, the poems in Elizabeth Threadgill’s stunning collection advance against…

    Saba Syed Razvi offers her readers a mature, altogether consummate collection in heliophobia.…

  “Janna Knittel creates irresistible images from the heart of feathers, fins, and furs.  She…

  “What are the words of power and ritual to raise the dead, enslaved then…

  Reading Mary Avidano’s poems satisfies my sense of “being there”. –Faye Tanner Cool, whose poems have appeared in NEBRASKA LIFE, PLAINS SONG REVIEW,…