"In Emmaus’ obsessively catalogued auction house, human figures are dwarfed by time and failure, and yet rendered oddly, touchingly precious..." Read More
"Using rhythm and invented rhyme as a vehicle, the poems in Prelude to Bruise sing a song of the self that manages to be both highly personal and wholly recognizable." Read More
"With two volumes containing poems, essays, and experimental writing, this retrospective encapsulates the riveting and powerful nature of Adnan’s unique voice [...]" Read More
When I Was Straight offers a look into Wade’s “before and after:” the first half of the book tackles her life before coming out, and the second half details people’s reactions to learning that she’s a lesbian. Read More
"Taken as a whole, the pulse behind Gephyromania is that of a seeker who finds meaning not in what is found, but in the act itself." Read More
Julie Marie Wade gives you ten reasons to read Mark Bibbins’ newest book. Read More
The speaker in The Possibilities of Mud roots down and out in the Texas Gulf. He puts himself in league...
"Observant songs of history and elegy, these poems turn our faces to what we can do with love and language, and what we can’t." Read More
How do you sleep when the siren is your own exhaled cry: “Oh Christ” –From “Only Kissing”, by Suzanne Parker...
"Clarke is a provocative poet who never asks permission to make her voice heard." Read More
