Set in Rome at summer's end, The Guilty Ones tells the story of three individuals: Juliet, who abandoned her career as a criminal defense attorney for ...

In WHAT BLOOMS IN WINTER, Maria Mazziotti Gillan finds cause to celebrate the clarity and comfort of people and times past. This book is a praise song ...

Winner of the 2017 Devil's Kitchen Reading Award, Waiting for the Dead to Speak  merges the personal with the political. In this, his second ...

Emanuel di Pasquale refers to In Truth as “his little book of poems.” The book may be small, but the poems are far from little. Going beyond ...

In  On the Chicopee Spur , the haibun form allows Ortolani to speak plainly in the bread of prose, and then slice the loaf with haiku. It's the ...

In this debut collection, Marc Tretin explores how family is the loneliest place of all. Because of his gut-deep feelings of impotence and his permanent ...

In THE WORLD AS IS: NEW ' SELECTED POEMS, 1972-2015, Colorado Poet Laureate Joseph Hutchison gives voice to pain and passion, sorrow and joy, longing ...

What the Gratitude List Said to the Bucket List  is an invitation to notice the world around us and appreciate its gifts. Heffernan pays homage ...

Award-winning poet Alison Stone draws from the tarot in her latest collection. These 78 poems range from the archetypal (The Fool, The Magician, etc.) ...

John Amen's STRANGE THEATER takes the reader on a multifaceted journey, each poem a puzzle piece in a mysterious drama, a view onto a stage where dialogues ...