This hilarious, imaginative book packs cigarette butts, Buddhist prayer flags, a spastic colon, Leviathan jaws, and gnats reincarnating as neonatal nurses ...

Sarah Wetzel’s vulnerable and intimate lyrical gestures inhabit the delicate space between this world and the world to come, between one century ...

A gorgeously deft book,  The Curator's Notes dares to question the Edenic. It asks, why not take the knowledge at hand hanging like "plump, purple ...

The very cool "My Chili Recipe: An  Ars Poetica " includes an actual chili recipe as well as advice that's excellent for chili and poetry: stir ...

Allusive, mystical, and deeply felt, J.L. Conrad's  A World in Which  calls to mind Rilke's  Sonnets to Orpheus . Her lyricism is impeccable ...

Hayden Saunier's  Wheel  offers us pleasure after pleasure of finely tuned lyric poems that contemplate the circularity of being, its darkness ...

Although the poems in this fifth book by Jacqueline Berger grapple with such subjects as sex, sorrow, and shame, there are also celebrations of delight ...

In  Winter Sharp with Apples , Annette Sisson's poetic gifts are on full display. Her language is crisp and clean-a readability that's instructive ...

The speaker of Jin Cordaro's wise and transporting poems knows "the surge of a sewing machine whirring late into the night." She will tell you how "we ...

What the House Knows is an anthology of 116 poems by 116 poets, poets such as Ted Kooser, Alice Friman, Billy Collins, Tracy K. Smith, Jan Beatty, and ...