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Summerday

by Michele Sharpe

In the reverential poetry collection "Summerday", each word serves the purpose of illuminating faith. Andy Chiveto’s thoughtful poetry collection "Summerday" traces a personal spiritual evolution. "Summerday" is a collection of poems... Read More

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The Horizon

by Isaac Randel

"The Horizon" is a brisk collection of poems that address loss and hope in traditional formats. The poems collected in A. O. Odimayo’s "The Horizon" are narrative-driven takes on human loss and triumph. The book’s four sections trace... Read More

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Besaydoo

by Meg Nola

Yalie Saweda Kamara’s lucent poetry collection "Besaydoo" encircles matters of race, heritage, boundaries, and exchanging “worry for hope.” California-born poet Kamara challenges the description of Oakland as a “killing field.”... Read More

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A Habit of Landscape

by Sébastien Luc Butler

The empathetic poetry collection "A Habit of Landscape" adopts a poetics of the outward, turning over subjects both near and far from its Southwest roots. Shelley Armitage’s slim poetry collection "A Habit of Landscape" celebrates the... Read More

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Ballooning in Stars

by Michelle Anne Schingler

Jubilant and inspirational, the poems gathered in "Ballooning in Stars" alight on familiar but happy subjects. Matthew Edward Schatmeyer’s poetry collection "Ballooning in Stars" uses pert lines and playful techniques to celebrate... Read More

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Cage of Bone

by Brooke Shannon

Authentic and natural, the poetry collection "Cage of Bone" engages the discomfort of confronting every part of one’s story. In Irena Praitis’s poetry collection "Cage of Bone", the human body is a container for haunting tragedies... Read More

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