Praise for Human Nature: Embodying a rainbow of emotions, the poetry of Paschold grounds the reader to the world around them and those that inhabit it, big and small. —Joel Sartore Photography...

Praise for Quinta necesidad: Quinta necesidad reflects Rosabal Pérez’s view of poetry as a journey of self-discovery, in which the protagonist grows in self-awareness against the backdrop of the...

Praise for Homecoming Parade: “Mark Sanders’ memoir, Homecoming Parade, is part elegy for those who have gone and part benediction for those who remain. Its tender contemplations, delivered in the...

Praise for Father and Son: "This is not only a fine book, it is a worthy one." —Charles Harper Webb, author of Sidebend World William Trowbridge takes on a mythic task here, that of a son carrying...

Praise for Near Misses: Can falling water nourish sorrow? Do burnt mattresses and boneyards possess mythologies of their own? What are the conditions whereby actual fish might bubble up from the depths...

This book is a series of poems about love in its many manifestations, including sections on a love relationship during the time of the VietNam War, love and "trouble," and love in later life. Praise for...

Praise for We Eat the Earth: In We Eat the Earth, Greg Kosmicki writes with a clarity and immediacy rare in American poetry. I never feel lost in a Greg Kosmicki poem, even as each one is a small journey....

The poems in David Wyatt’s Evening All of a Sudden tremble with a solemn, introspective rhythm, complementing the collection’s echo of spirituality without dogma, where a crow or an ant is as much...

In Feeding the Fire, Twyla M. Hansen writes of her on-going journey of love, hope, and her concern for the natural world, grapples with grief and honors her late husband’s memory in his brief fight with...

Praise for Chorus of the Underground Sea: "In lush verse and precise imagery, the many voices that make up Chorus of the Underground Sea reveal and reflect the gravity of what it means to be a woman,...

Red Shuttleworth is a three-time recipient of Western Writers of America’s Spur Award for Poetry. Woe to the Land Shadowing (Blue Horse Press) won the 2016 Western Heritage Wrangler Award for Best Poetry...

Praise for How to Be Lonely: In Mainelli’s stories, characters wish for the American dream. We could have God, money, and sex if we just find the key. But the key is out of reach. In one story, a man...