Paul Brookes takes us through five stories, pictures of the great and small ironies of life drawn as we observe the daily routines, rituals and reactions ...

Poetry and Fiction from: Hussam Jefee-Bahloul  ·  Gene Barry  ·  Robert Beveridge  ·  Matt Borczon  ...

There is a deceptively light touch here. The humor is never vicious but is always cognizant that we laugh when we have cried enough. Brad Rose’s ...

With their ravening grace, these blood bright poems call echoes of their kindred – Sappho, Plath, di Prima – not as source but as sisters. ...

In her impressive first collection, Liljegren retells the Lucy stories from the iconic tv show, revealing depths and a darker side behind the slapstick. ...

Anne Elezabeth Pluto’s Lubbock Electric is a gushing exploration of life in which she gives you, the reader her world to make your own. You can ...

Sometimes the skillful poet plays the alchemist, creating beauty from moments of pain and suffering. In her new collection The Face I Desire , Renuka ...

Lauren Leja is a terrific writer. Her characters inhabit that elastic,  kaleidoscopic space between believing that they are good people while all ...

Comito’s range is expansive, painting emotions and scenes with a stunning ferocity. Bury Me in the Sky is a marvel of language and insights. The ...

The concise, almost cold nature of these poems, and the speaker’s persona, is so stark, it mimics our very own political landscape, in all its deeply ...