Welcome to the mental attic space of 46 humans during a very difficult time in their lives, a glo...

In a time of inflated posturing and relentless self-promotion, Kari Gunter-Seymour's poems offer ...

We are happy to congratulate Barbara Sabol of Akron, OH for winning Sheila-Na-Gig Editions' Secon...

The hardest sweet is sharp to the tongue, painful, cutting, and often divine. The poems in Jessic...

What we learn from fairy tales is that things do not turn out so well for the Grimm Girl. Her pai...

Curating the House of Nostalgia is a collection of poems grounded in far-flung settings: Alaska, ...

In eloquent and lucid poetry, Clifton Snider's new book, Stubborn Heart: New Poems, captures the ...

The title poem of Riding With the Diaspora doesn't come until the end, but facets of the diaspora...

Inside Outrage captures wild wisdom and abject love, the amity and misguided memories keeping us ...

In Any of These Towns explores the quirky underbelly of small-town America. The poems in this col...

It has been my honor and delight to gather poems from the first five years of Sheila-Na-Gig onlin...

Dick Westheimer's debut, A Sword in Both Hands: Poems Responding to Russia's war on Ukraine, is a...

George Franklin is the author of Noise of the World (Sheila-Na-Gig Editions), Traveling for No Go...

Grounded in a deep love of Earth and all its creatures, Arrival gathers Cynthia Anderson's lyrica...

The Arcane Mechanics of Constant Lift explores the invisible dynamic by which we and the rest of ...

An anthology of short stories: Editor's PrizeJennifer Schomburg KankeA String of BeadsSarah Konto...

In The Way Land Breaks, award-winning poet Rebecca Brock uses time-human and geological-as both a...

As We Cover Ourselves With Light holds warmth that was stored away and unpacked from the chest of...

The poems in If You Keep Making that Shameface... explore how shame shapes women. These poems, by...

As If This Did Not Happen Every Day moves forward from the mostly-bird-oriented poems Paula J. La...

Jessica Manack's Gastromythology is a meditation on how the ways we nourish - or fail to nourish ...

There is a luxury in looking back at a journey completed. We begin something because we intend to...

The Last Word & Other Stories is a short fiction anthology by American authors. Works by Editor's...

This book began to take shape last April when I was sitting in an outdoor café in Madrid watching...

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That Special Something is about ideals and compromises, aspirations, good-faith efforts, and the ...

In poems at turns lyrical and narrative, ironic and yearning, Split Daughter of Eve describes a l...

Some stories are our own, some are heard from others, and some are stories we imagine. The poems ...

In Shaking Music from the Angry Air, Michael Dwayne Smith keeps poems close to their source: mort...

Robert DeMott was born in Connecticut in 1943, and schooled there, as well as in Massachusetts an...

Explores pros and cons of several issues related to obesity including: is the food industry at fa...

Marc Swan writes, 'For me the election of 2016 was a turning point. I never imagined the world co...

Several articles are presented that discuss children and sexuality.

The lyric poems that compose the three parts of The Shape of Emptiness, while each distinct, work...

A selection of essays discusses the themes of Ralph Ellison's 1952 novel.

Explores pros and cons of several issues related to school violence including; is a violent cultu...

Explores pros and cons of several issues related to mobile phones including: the effects they pos...

A series of articles by different authors that discuss issues related to John Steinbeck's Of mice...

Whether about life and love in Miami, travel, myth, philosophy, teaching in prisons, divorce, dea...

Fuller's Half-Life spans the many years it takes to come to terms with the suicide of a husband a...

Up Late Reading Birds of America

Morpheus Dips His Oar

Sometimes what we miss is tangible: a trinket, a pet, a loved one. Sometimes we long for somethin...

'If only there were stations of the air is an outcry against human vulnerability and ephemerality...

Alone in the Burning

These poems live at the edge of an impassable boundary between human and animal worlds. The work ...

The Wreck of Your Life on the Evening News