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May Day 1974- Rachael Hegarty
Rachael Hegarty’s May Day 1974 is an act of remembrance and reclamation. It not only commemorates each innocent victim of those bombings but restores a sense of their unique individuality; a deeper understanding of the lives they were leading and the stolen l...
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Here Comes the Nightdust- Marc Vincenz
In his newest poetry collection, Here Comes the Nightdust, multi-linguist poet, fiction writer, translator, editor and artist Marc Vincenz brings us far beyond the Pillars of Hercules. Part travelogue, part love ...
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The Memoir of Mona Lisa and Other Poems- Su Smallen Love
“Absolutely beautiful language. Powerful, surprising images.”
Sheila O’Connor, Evidence of V
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Cycles and Lost Monkeys- Jo Slade
In her latest collection of poems Jo Slade continues her investigation of displacement and difference and illustrates how these experiences can be transformed through poetry, a transformation that is not so much redemptive, as prophetic. These are inquisit...
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Wild, Again- Bertha Rogers
The poems in Wild, Again look at humans and other living things who share our planet—the ones who choose to show, even flaunt themselves and the ones who bide—almost, but not quite seen—in shadow or disorder. Like t...
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All Seats Fifty Cents- Stephen Roger Powers
All Seats Fifty Cents is a tribute to nostalgia that projects reverence for Universal Monsters, Battlestar Galactica, The Incredible Hulk, The Golden Girls, Pee-wee Herman, and, of course, Dolly Parton. In work t...
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Moth- Alice Pettway
No matter how far life draws us from home, the tug of the familiar is always there, turning our eyes and our steps. In Moth—Alice Pettway’s second collection of poetry—the light of family and tradition is so bright ...
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One Small Sun- Paulann Petersen
One Small Sun takes readers from a fur shop in Oregon to a Hyderabadi shrine in India’s subcontinent. Its pages contain a meditation on post-mortem photographs, an ode to the female earwig, an elegy for a grandmothe...
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Guinness on the Quay- Richard Peabody
In Guinness on the Quay, Peabody urges the questions of what makes the contemporary landscape, the totems, myths, meccas that we share. This is a mature voice singing life observed,...
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The Moving Out: Collected Early Poems- John Morgan
The Moving Out: Collected Early Poems brings together all the poems from John Morgan’s first three books, each of which was chosen for publication in a national competition. These poems range from masterful short ly...
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