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In her new chapbook, poet Estha Weiner observes life from a theatrical perspective. To quote a familiar line that appears more than once in this little gem of a collection, “all the world’s a stage.” Estha Weiner knows her way around a stage, and a...
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A career-spanning selection of verse from the award-winning emeritus Kentucky State Poet Laureate Jeff Worley Robert Frost famously celebrated his appointment as Poet Laureate of Vermont with the question “Breathes there a bard who isn’t moved / Wh...
Award-winning poet Ann Lauinger offers gentle instruction in the art of living with mortality, served up in lush language. This new collection from Ann Lauinger effectively has two title poems: there’s the poem “Dime Saint, Nickel Devil” in which s...
In her second poetry chapbook, Alison Palmer begs the question, "What is normal?" The title of Alison Palmer’s second poetry chapbook suggests the comfort of, or perhaps a yearning for, the known; but really it begs the question: What is our normal...
Mexican-American poet Esteban Oloarte conducts us on a magical mystery tour through a Mexico City of the mind. “Got lost in the sphere of fear we dwell in but / cannot see all of, as the aerial view of the plaided / city street pattern doesn’t catc...
A Neo-Dadaist diatribe from Brooklyn poet, graphic and performance artist billy cancel “Some call me Syncretic Saint,” poet and performance artist billy cancel reports in his new collection Buttercup Tantrum Mutton Encore, but elsewhere he admits h...
Science writer turned prize-winning poet Susan Cohen combines both in her new collection “I’m staying among strangers,” Susan Cohen declares in the “Letter Home” that opens her new volume of poems. A page or two later, in a description of two peopl...
The first full-length collection from poetry/playwright Tony Howarth, three stylistically and thematically diverse dramas linked by the power of basic human decency to change lives. Journalist turned educator turned playwright turned poet Tony Howa...
Visionary English poet Estill Pollock returns with a collection of narrative and ekphrastic poems, and a hybrid of the two, all intended “to offer a storyboard of creative energies.” The cover of Estill Pollock’s Time Signatures portrays a black ho...
This new poetry collection from Tim Hunt is a classic American road trip through myth and memory, steeped in Beats and Blues, reaching out in the darkness. In the tradition of vagabond poets Walt Whitman, Vachel Lindsay, and Jack Kerouac (all of wh...
Poems from a clear-eyed realist, this new collection from Amy Barone enumerates our losses but is ultimately hopeful. In her new collection, DEFYING EXTINCTION, poet Amy Barone informs us that she is in line for the spaceship to migrate to Mars. It...
This new poetry collection from Richard St. John borrows the concept of entanglement from physics to serve as a metaphor for the complexities and interconnections of human and ecological relationships.In his new poetry collection Richard St. John em...
This new collection from Babo Kamel offers poems springing from myth, fairy tales, and art, and most of all from loss and longing.This new poetry collection from Babo Kamel begins with a Chagall-inspired and infused series of nested dreams within dr...
From her childhood in an Italian-American family in 1950s Brooklyn through schooling, marriage, and parenthood, Carol Falvo Heffernan's memoir is a quintessentially American story of immigration and aspiration. Carol Falvo Heffernan grew up in an I...
Master of metaphor Thomas Zemsky returns with his third poetry collection. “There is no limit to the number of ideas that can be found in a book,” Thomas Zemsky declares in the opening poem of this new collection, and though he goes on to poke fun a...