Poetry: Dirt by Michael Lewis
This collection was named around the idea that “There is dirt in us all and it should be celebrated.” Whether or not that’s true, it’s […]
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Children’s Books: A Child’s Journey Through Poetry by Sabinah Adewole
In a society where children are exposed to every imaginable current issue, Sabinah Adewole’s poetry uses child-approved themes like rainbows, seaside, picnics, and unicorns, to […]
Family Album by Pedro Xavier Solis
Living in Nicaragua is a world apart from the typical North American experience. You wake to birds that do not just twitter, but screech and […]
Poetry: Purple Dawn by Edward V. Bonner
The titles of Edward V. Bonner’s poetry suggest many ways in which these poems express his personal experiences and connect his thoughts to the universal […]
Willie Morris Award for Southern Literature
The Willie Morris Awards for Southern fiction have been awarded. Tiffany Quay Tyson was honored for her novel The Past Is Never (Skyhorse Publishing) and […]
Poetry: A Concept of Right Now by J. Scott Walker
A Concept of Right Now (Unsolicited Press) is a poetry collection that explores the tension between uncertainty and truth. It is a collection that exists […]
Complete Collection of Sergei Tretyakov Plays Published
When Sergei Tretyakov’s groundbreaking play, “I Want a Baby” was banned by Stalin’s censor in 1927, it was a signal that the radical and innovative […]
New Today: Volcano by Elosham Vog
The poems in Volcano (Unsolicited Press) work together to tell a story. For his whole life, F’s unnamed lover has had a volcano growing inside […]
Doing Poetry Month Up Right
We’re zooming towards National Poetry Month, which runs all of April and gives us yet another reason to celebrate poetry and the people who make […]
Poetry Boom: Sown in the Summer of Our Discontent
There were a few years there when the future of poetry seemed to hang in the balance. Poets still wrote poems/gave readings. But were audiences […]
