This Sharpening is Ellen Doré Watson’s third collection of poetry, and in it she confirms her reputation as one of

Idiosyncratic, wry and unique, this small volume is both companion to and descendant of Yakich’s award-winning Unrelated Individuals Forming a

In The Night of the Lunar Eclipse, her second collection, Szumowski explores the roots of our culture while remaining true

In her polyphonic poems, Suzanne Dracius creates protagonists—usually calazazas, light-skinned mulatto women with red or blond hair—who fight like Amazons

This new collection from award-winning poet Floyd Skloot, tracks life in all its mixed possibilities, taking hard but necessary glances

The Animal Gospels is a collection of lyric-narrative poems that explore faith, identity, loss, racism, the transience of being, and

Mong-Lan’s second book of poems, Why Is The Edge Always Windy?, is a book of revelations, nightmares, and love poems,

Intimate moments saved and savored abound in these affecting, observant poems by the late Rad Smith. It is not his

These poems speak with a breezy candor and wit—reminiscent of Campbell McGrath’s own narrative work. The language is warm and