The impression I felt upon seeing the cover was one of warm whimsy. It almost looks like a witch's broomstick, until you look closer and see the hook and realize it's the titular "fly" of William Walsh's Fly Fishing in Times Square. I loved everything...

Flow from the Soul Vol. 1 by Quan M Donatto is an inspiring and uplifting collection of poems that reflect the author’s journey through life. Oscillating between love, life, beauty and growth, the poems are accentuated by the gentle and charming tone used by the...

Feathers, Shades, Shadows And a Few Raindrops, by Mandar Naik, is a poetry collection that deals with being human, whether the experiences be good or bad, joyful or sorrowful. The collection is separated into four different parts. The first part, Feathers, talks about dreams, and...

Fathers: Collected Poems 1973-2015 is exactly as its title indicates, a collection of deeply personal and oftentimes moving poems written between 1973 and 2015 by poet Ken Koprowski. As we grow from children to adulthood, we are exposed to various forms of poetry throughout our...

Field Work by Sarah Estes is a collection of forty-seven poems, divided into four sections, ranging from topics of survival, grief, remembrance, and discovery. The poems are short, but packed full of thoughtful imagery that demands a second, and third, reading. As an English teacher...

Fuckery is an anthology of poems penned by 17-year-old Amy Moretsele from the UK. The title cleverly denotes the nature of the book’s contents, and believe me it’s anything but unrestrained vulgarity and sensationalism. The book cleverly explores a wide range of themes and makes...

From Sword to Pen is a collection of poems written by Peter Andrew Torruella and illustrated by Angel Martinez. Torruella served in the United States Army for twenty years before being medically discharged for injuries received during his time in combat, including PTSD. PTSD is...

"Twas the night before Christmas and all through the house..." Well, not really. It's a darker version that begins with "It was a black Christmas Eve and all through the world...." The meter of this poem reminds the reader of Clement Clarke Moore's classic 1837...

Footprints by G.A. Schindler is a collection of poems, songs and humor. Mr. Schindler finishes his first poem 'Prologue' by referencing Robert Frost: 'The west wind / whispers frost in my ear / prevailing on me to seek shelter / though we have miles to...

Augustine Sam's Flashes of Emotion: A Collections of Poems is romantic poetry that looks into a vast array of subjects: love, pain, death and other life matters that evoke our sentiments. Having read his previous work, Take Back the Memory, a contemporary women’s fiction, I...