Foley takes command of the meaning behind her words, bending and mastering them with her positive outlook on life. Laura Foley’s fourth poetry collection, "Joy Street", is a slender volume that can be easily read all at once, then... Read More

Faith, poetry, and life in the Middle East are combined into one bridge-building volume. "The Exalted Kingdom of Values and Wisdom" showcases the union of Mohammad Albaba’s technical nature as a computer scientist with his passion for... Read More

Donovan skillfully depicts Poe-esque imagery through eerie poetry. Poet Michael A. Donovan offers striking images and an interesting perspective on the trials of life in his collection "M.A.D. Again". With an eclectic referential... Read More

Arresting stream-of-consciousness poems reflect on the frailty and beauty of life. With striking images, invented words, and judicious use of repetition, the poems in Margaret Wesseling’s new collection, "What She Said", strike a... Read More

Despite adversity, poet Shanon Jacobs used spirituality to persevere. The image on the cover of Unveiled is ambiguous, but it’s fitting for this memoir in verse. Depending on one’s vantage point, the butterfly surrounded by shades of... Read More

Parents and grandparents will enjoy sharing many of these poems with their loved ones. Visual artist and educator Laurel Lorraine Lancer has compiled a varied and voluminous book of formal poems. Sometimes serious and often whimsical,... Read More

A modern-day pilgrim, Roger Housden leads occasional contemplative journeys to beautiful sites around the world. He is also the author of more than twenty books on poetry, art, and travel. Twenty Poems to Bless Your Marriage: And One to... Read More

Schneberg’s poetry is both a quiet reflection on the brevity of life and a celebration of how full it is. “In Jewish ritual clothes are torn in mourning.” This sentence precedes Willa Schneberg’s title poem in "Rending the... Read More