Subjects Suitable for Poetry is the latest collection from former Carrboro, North Carolina, poet ...

In this collection of somber poems written from the heart, Patricia Ann Joslin pays homage to her...

Into the Swirl is a representative collection of John Clark's work over a number of years. The co...

This collection of poems reflects Joe Spencer's impressions from various points in his life. Unli...

In Adam in the Garden, AE Hines lyrically examines the thresholds we cross: from childhood to adu...

In Mountains of the Moon, her fifth collection, Irene Blair Honeycutt takes readers on a journey ...

How to Pray in Pittsburgh is an exploration of aging, love, loss, and the everyday. Vivian I. Bik...

Snakeberry Mamas is the debut chapbook from Mary Alice Dixon, set in the wilds of an Appalachian ...

In the pages of 174 Edgewood, poet Bobbie Campbell weaves childhood memories of her large family ...

The Wild Garlic Manifesto is a call to readers to reclaim a sense of wonder in the world around t...

Olivia Dorsey Peacock's but first, water navigates the weight of perfection, identity, and inheri...

In Wayne Johns' Vivarium, 'everything's a reconstruction' teeming with life, death, and memory. T...