Death Kindly Stopped For Me: A Book of Poetry Inspired by Emily Dickinson by Corey Elizabeth Jackson is a collection of original work that contemplates death, existence, and transformation through various poetic forms. In Rather an Odd Quirk of Death, death is personified as a...

Différent Mais pas Séparé by Mantas Stockus is a challenging work, even for committed poetry lovers. Nine of the twenty-three pieces are prose poetry that demands rereading to appreciate the full depths of each – the subject and the form. Free verse, several of which...

Written between 1987 and 1994, Dead in the Heart is an emotionally poignant collection of poems by David Marr. These poems cover a variety of themes and topics, as seen from the perspective of a young adult trying to find their place in the world....

Did the Buddha Hurry? is a collection of poems and accompanying art by Kristin Keskey. It aims to help people appreciate the little things they take for granted and gain a better understanding of themselves and the world. The book contains diverse poetic reflections and...

On the 100th anniversary of Rainer Maria Rilke's Duino Elegies, Sheryl Massaro offers a fresh and accessible interpretation of the profound themes within the work, accompanied by evocative pieces of art. The book intricately weaves a tapestry of human experience, exploring profound themes such as...

Déjà Vu, God Loves You: Not Impossible by Adedayo Adeniji is a lovely collection of Christian faith-based poems that range from discovering who Jesus is to faith, trials, enjoying the gifts God gives, Mother Mary, and more. This small, but meaningful book is filled with...

Each poem in Stephen LaMarco’s collection Dream No More seems to have been laser-cut into the page on which it appears – so precise and perfectly chosen are his words that each of his insightful (and often acerbic) expositions of the ironies of human nature...

Deep Craving: A Collection of Poems by Joe Giampaolo is an insightful collection of poetry that beautifully shares the complexities of humanity and the intricacies of relationships. The poems are divided into four parts: Love, Pain, Essence, and Social Justice. The theme of Love is...

Fate is a hidden power, something destined to be regardless of what path we follow. It is our destiny that controls our path into the future. “We,/ Innocently free,/ Sit rocking/ In the lap/ Of Destiny.” Simple words which both soothe and demand further contemplation....

De Rerum Natura: On Nature and Poetry by David Hillstrom is a poetic scientific journey that ultimately culminates in the possible history and reasons for how people got to be here; human history and its evolution over the years. A quest for answers and a...