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Alicia Mountain’s debut collection, High Ground Coward (Iowa, 2018), was selected by Brenda Shaughnessy to win the Iowa […]
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Nikki Ketteringham lives in California with her husband and son. I Named the Dragon for You, Ketteringham’s debut […]
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Danté Stewart is an essential voice speaking and writing on the intersections of faith, race, and social justice […]
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While the title of Ross White’s debut poetry collection, Charm Offensive (Black Spring Press Group 2023), might suggest […]
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Meghan Maguire Dahn grew up in the middle of the woods. Her first book, Domain, was selected by […]
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The Places That Holdby John DavisEastover Press, 2021Reviewed by Virginia Konchan Poetic accounts of places are to be […]
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Carolyn Hembree’s stunning long poem, “For Today,” begins by taking the reader on a walk through a New […]