Joshua McKinney:'I had not thought death had undone so many,' Dante said upon entering the un...

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In Housefire Elegies, Keith Montesano continues his textured exploration of primal American fear ...

Mary Buchinger (Bodwell) is the author of both Aerialist (finalist for the May Swenson Poetry Awa...

Mary Quade, our lady of broken birds with still beating hearts, of the haunts within a covered br...

'Even the smallest of these poems is a noisy engine of the kind that might have powered an ocean ...

Poetry. 'There is something impossibly quixotic about this 'project' of ritualizing through the l...

Joshua Butts is from Jackson, OH. He received a B.A. and an M.A. from The Ohio State University a...

'Kyle Flak is like Doc Brown from Back to the Future because he actually believes that by arrangi...

We're The Flowover. We Come From Flyoverland. introduces a roving, Baudelarian speaker seeking to...

I am overwhelmed by the beauty and truth of this epic poem. Brian D. Farrell, Ph.D. Professor of ...

Becca J.R. Lachman lives with her husband Michael in SE Ohio, whereshe's spent the last ten years...

Kyle McCord's You Are Indeed an Elk, but This Is Not the Forest You Were Born to Graze consists o...

The Neighborhood is a chest of strange and wonderful treasures.There are bones and gems, wolves a...

There are so many ways to measure time, to wish ahead and to dream backwards. Here, with grace an...

A humorous novel that takes us on a wild ride through the world of Texas after it declares itself...

In These Lowly Objects, Cate McGowan has fashioned one of the great fictional characters of our t...

A book you'll want to spill tomato sauce onto over and over again! Definitely not a coupon for fr...

'I take deep pleasure in these poems, wishing to park in front of them--sexy and larger than life...

The Highs and Lows of Shapeshift Ma and Big-Little Frank

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Every Living Species

To call To call the prose in this book invigorating would be an understatement. Charles Rafferty'...

Sarah Strickley's work is bold, honest, and confident. Her language is the perfect combination of...

Justin Bigos' Mad River is a wide-eyed, sensitive, haunted book of poems--one so delicately and l...

Melissa Barrett's first book of poems, Moon on Roam, is an exploration of language and its possib...

Eerie and haunting as feral children at play, this brilliant collaborative collection coheres aro...

Talia Bloch's Inheritance is a collection of lyric poems that explore questions of identity and l...

Churches are fixed structures that enable intangible beliefs. In Some Churches, Tasha Cotter give...

Down and Out is a heartfelt, hilarious novel about the dilapidated America we live in--not some i...

Carnivalia

'Bess Winter's stories are lovely and lithe and odd; much like scraps of paper and curious photog...

'My hour with the therapist is not practice for a stand-up career, I am told,' asserts this book ...

'Zach VandeZande is a keen interrogator of the family, of romantic relationships, of masculinity ...

In his third collection, poet Nick Courtright explores the world at large in an effort to reconci...

In his third collection, poet Nick Courtright explores the world at large in an effort to reconci...

Keen imagines that the ancient Irish custom of hiring women to mourn at funerals has continued in...

Where do writers go when they die? The forgotten ones, at least, go to The Cafe of Minor Authors ...

'I'm enthralled by the deadpan weird found in so many of Kim Magowan's stories, where the strange...

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The Skáld and the Drukkin Tröllaukin: Photographs and Poems of Iceland features images and Norse ...

A Stranger's Heart

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'Imagine you're at yet another prestigious literary event with the stench of careerism in the air...

A photo and poetry book that teaches us about pumas of Chile.