Overview :ORGANBLOOMS is a book of mystic poetry in two parts. In the first, Prophecy, the poet emerges multiply. She details her visions as they unfo... Read More
Overview :In her debut collection of poetry, Katherine Riegel explores the secrets that lurk in the wide-open spaces of the Midwest, images of prairie... Read More
Overview :As the only species aware of its mortality, people have always had a morbid preoccupation with death. Our agrarian forefathers anthropomorph... Read More
Overview :In 1864, the doors of the West Virginia Hospital for the Insane opened in Weston, West Virginia. Although medical records have not been acce... Read More
Overview :CARNIVAL celebrates the quirky, the odd, and an audience of participants and voyeurs. The first section contains linked poems that focus on ... Read More
Overview :Winner of the 2011 FutureCycle Poetry Book Prize. In MOSSLIGHT, Kimberley Pittman-Schulz invites readers on a walking meditation, a crooked ... Read More
Overview :Winner of the 2009 FutureCycle Poetry Book Prize, No Loneliness is a collection of lyrics and narrative poems written about the confusions a... Read More
Overview :The word, "still," like life itself, is pregnant with possibility. On one end of the spectrum, it is the ultimate stillness of death; on the... Read More
Overview :Set in Fresno, the Sierra Nevadas and Greece, the poems in Before Kodachrome look back unflinchingly at a fractured California childhood in ... Read More
Overview :To celebrate the fifth-year anniversary of the press's first poetry chapbook publication, COLMA has been released as a full-length edition w... Read More
Overview :Divided into three parts, Michael Trocchia's debut collection of verse is a lyric study on the forms of fate, a haunting discourse on the li... Read More
Overview :WORKaDAY is a collection of lyrical poems steeped in the sardonic commerce of American business, and revealing of capitalism's glaring incon... Read More
Overview :Arabesque: keyword of a new collection from poet/novelist Rachel Dacus. Arabesques, as in the looped swirls notating language, from its earl... Read More
Overview :The art of Kintsugi, using gold to fill cracks or mend shards in Japanese ceramics, suggests that when a thing has been damaged by time, it ... Read More
Overview :SCIENCE AND by Diane Furtney is a moving, insightful, funny and exuberant collection of poems; sometimes the reader feels like an assistant ... Read More
Overview :The wide range of subjects in Limberlost move from identity formation, love, solitude, reflection, maturity and acceptance, how an individua... Read More
Overview :In GOING PLACES, Elaine Fowler Palencia's third poetry chapbook, she continues to explore the themes of her two collections of Appalachian f... Read More
Overview :In his debut collection of poetry, Steve Coughlin examines the severity of family trauma on both personal memory and the human psyche. Writt... Read More
Overview :Joseph Hutchison's BED OF COALS is a poetic sequence that tells a story of emotional crisis and recovery at the unsparing hand of Eros. Root... Read More