Sandra Fees, in Moving, Being Moved, is able to integrate a child-like wonder with an adult wisdom in a language that is at once imaginative and musical,… Read more “Moving, Being Moved–Sandra Fees”

To read these poems is to know without doubt that it’s no cliché: vulnerability is indeed strength – and strength, when given language, becomes a call to… Read more “The Things a Body Might Become–Emari DiGiorgio”

In Melissa Atkinson Mercer’s Saint of the Partial Apology, I’ve rediscovered the terrifying pleasures of awe, of limbs that part like orchids in black rain, of maps made… Read more “Saint of the Partial Apology–Melissa Atkinson Mercer”

Coming Soon! Pre-order your copy now!   In her stunning first collection The Temple She Became, Rachel Custer writes, “A moment can be a cathedral.” The poems in this… Read more “The Temple She Became–Rachel Custer”

“In Drugstore Blue, Susana H. Case’s speaker is a femme fatale in serious eyeshadow: ‘You need me / like a tongue needs a second / mouth.’ That’s the sound of her… Read more “Drugstore Blue–Susana H. Case”

How many sights and sounds our routine-framed lives keep us from experiencing. Not until something unusual strikes, something that disrupts these routines, are we apt to pay… Read more “Model Organism–Robert Pesich”

This collection of flash fiction grapples with the Western identity vis-à-vis the idea of the spectacle, and was written in response to the visual art and &… Read more “Spectators: Flash Fictions–Rob Davidson”