Kristin Brace’s Fence, Patio, Blessed Virgin takes us down a loving rabbit hole into…

  Wild and original, spare but rich, the poems of Paul Fauteux’s EPOCH grant access…

  “Patsy Cline is on the Radio” moves us through changing eras and changing landscapes—rural…

  Karen Wingett’s words are a treat to read. She invites readers to have intimate…

  In poems filled with delicately nuanced music (“intoxicated moths,” “the puckered lake relaxes,” “every…

  What does it mean to live with a communal memory so catastrophic that one…

  Put the lights out and listen to the “tick, tick of tiny insects” and…

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  Revisiting the terrible history of institutions, evoking an infinitely kinder but no less baffling…

  “The most powerful property of poetry is its specificity, and Paul Brooke is an…

  Is it possible to live in a world of loss and continue to sing?…

  Charles D. J. Case’s voice is distinct and clear in his intelligent and insightful…

  Transforming life into art: that’s what Christina Xiong is up to in her moving…

  In this book I am continually struck by King’s remarkable attention to detail: “the…

  In As I Was Saying Constance Wrzesniewski picks up the conversation started by her first…

  Andrea Blythe and Laura Madeline Wiseman howl in ferocious harmony in their chapbook Every…

  “Like all/the hours/we left/lingering/at the/door-/ways,” these poems are an image-drawn map; a tender and…

  The poems of Lose to Find are above all a call to clarity, to…

  Sandra Thaxter invites her readers into this collection of poems: “Come! / and stay!…

  What’s fascinating about these psychologically searching poems is that they consistently present the body…