Aubrey E. Drummond draws on his life experiences to present a moving collection of poems with Boy, Kant You Read! Written in an authentic style using free verse, these poems tell the story of a life filled with the good and the bad, love and...

Drawing from his life experiences, John Kerl offers poetry lovers a captivating collection of poems with Brevity. Written over thirty years, these poems touch upon various aspects of life, relationships, and nature, as well as the changing dynamics of a person's priorities as they age....

Broken Little Pieces: New Tales from The Baron is a collected work of poetry penned by author Billy J. Barnum in the slice-of-life, emotive, and inspirational writing subgenres. The author presents a collection of poetry designed to evoke strong reactions and stimulate the senses. As...

Angela Ellen Grey pens 305 poems relating to the Dakota Sioux people in her book, Bdóte. During a fishing trip in Bdóte with her father, Evie falls asleep under the shady trees on Pike Island. Evie wakes up in 1862 with another young teen girl,...

Bubblegum Heart and Other Elastic Things by Quazaye Konkel includes a variety of poetry themes from love, abundance, wisdom, and pain to loss that readers will be able to easily resonate with. As the author divulges the various aspects of relationships through words of transparency,...

Nature is a fragile essential to life on this planet. We have used it, overused it, and abused it, and yet it maintains its glory, beauty, and never-ending power of resilience. At least, so far it has. But for how much longer and at what...

Believe: A Poetry Collection by Denise Alicea is a highly romantic, sumptuous celebration of a beautiful world vision. There is something irresistible and irrepressible about poetry written with the pure intention of lifting people’s spirits and making the world a better place, and Alicea rises...

Breathe In the Sky is a collection of poems, prayers, and photographs by Hasna Muhammad. The author derives her inspiration from nature, fellow authors, and life experiences. The author discusses people who died in recent tragedies around the world, racism, and shootings. She blends elements...

Book of Famine by Zachary Valtschanoff is a poetry book detailing an individual’s struggles confronting the cruelty around and within him. The work is divided into three parts. War outlines the cowardice the narrator must face as he fights against a “rat”, himself, and others...

Bricolage by Richard Stimac contains a lovely collection of poems that range from wrestling with faith to musing about the landscape ahead. In Behold, the Lamb of God, the poet explores themes of death, childhood, and innocence alongside the physical destruction of the places he...