Mary Meriam’s new poetry collection might be described as a recursive quest after effable and ineffable things…. read more

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As a collection, Long Love has a quiet pulse on the culture… read more

These poems trace, as in they follow clues toward causation; as in they draw soft silhouettes of hard correlations…. read more

Sam Sax continues to prove that he is one of the most important voices in contemporary American poetry … read more

Far from being what they seem, the poems in this collection invite the reader to question what they think they mean; often, they beg for second, third, fourth readings…. read more

Ely Shipley has accomplished a meditation on gender and time that is a gift to his readers… read more

The Black Bear Inside Me is a collection that employs the full strength of Becker’s poetic gifts and that illuminates the most profound of human emotions…. read more

In Camp Marmalade the reader is thrown into the snarl and constantly retangling snatches of Wayne Koestenbaum’s stream-of-consciousness musings and reflections… read more

Eye’s poems give us the surprising and varied complexity of human relationships: from a video booth encounter and some quick sex with a married man, to an impromptu make-out session with a straight blonde girl in a bar, to an unassuming woman on a bus carrying a copy of Leathermen’s Guide to the Universe…. read more