Reviewed by Elizabeth Hoover Safa Khatib’s debut collection, A Dress of Locusts, moves through vast swaths of geography, culture, and eras while also being
Reviewed by Ruth Awad The Cartographer’s Ink (published by NYQ Books) is Okla Elliott’s first full-length poetry collection – the culmination of years of
The Lost Child: Ozark Poems, by Wesley McNair. The human reluctance to confront unpleasant truths constitutes the principal conflict of Wesley McNair’s poetic sequence
by Donna Vorreyer In her latest collection of hybrid fiction/poetry/essays, Women and Ghosts, Kristina Maria Darling braids stories of Shakespeare’s women with that of