"The poems in this award-winning collection reveal a bold voice that brings us on a tour through emotional and literal landscapes as fluid as the tides. ...

"What a beautiful, tender collection of poems Victoria Wyttenberg has written. Commingling longing, desire, and wonder, she creates an aura of comfort ...

"In Chaos Theory for Beginners , Ronda Piszk Broatch turns quantum physics into a surprisingly accessible lens through which we can better grasp not ...

"In You Can Call It Beautiful by Debra Elisa, readers encounter a unique style as idiosyncratic as Emily Dickinson's with poems flaunting 'breath and ...

On May 17, 1954, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in the case of Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka, Kansas that state-sanctioned segregation ...

Bethany Reid's  The Pear Tree: elegy for a farm  is more than a haunting elegy for a farm; it's a powerful evocation of childhood and a vanished ...

The Arborists studies paper ephemera-the notes, letters, and artwork that particular lives leave behind; and also the sensory ephemera of a life-the ...

“Readers of the book Thresholds will experience what Glenna Cook calls ‘the good purpose,’ the intention of poems meaningfully conflicted ...

To Walk the North Direction by C.L. Downing is a narrative of a life fully lived, stories of deepening self-awareness and empathy toward the world with ...

With vulnerability and gorgeous, lush imagery, Sarah Stockton presents a portrait of a life not defined by illness but circumscribed by it; a hybrid life ...