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The Doom Weaver by Georgia A. Popoff. Charlotte, NC. The Main Street Rag Publishing Co. 67 pages. $14.00 paper. ISBN: 078-1-59948-106-7. Séance by Janice Moore Fuller. Oak Ridge, TN. Iris Press. [...]

A Review of Adcock, Meek, Kennedy and Blakely A question worth asking a new book of poetry is whether it contains a poem so good that the reader is compelled to copy and keep it. — Carol Peters, [...]

The memory of bread has called them here, white chin straps stark as wimples. They glide on water like nuns on cloistered walks, waddle grassy margins in stately, eccentric array. Seven Canada [...]

Where pasture slopes to river, something that is almost light rises and sheets into air. Charley Morton’s cows wade and emerge glistening with it. They are transformed though I can’t say how. [...]

At eighty she is almost always in pain. Each night she feels the small bones of her back like fish in black water, twisting and blind at the end of her nerves. Some nights she falls into [...]

A Review of Janice Moore Fuller‘s Sex Education Sex Education: Poems by Janice Moore Fuller. Irish Press, 2004. 89 pgs. $13.00 (paper) ISBN 0-916078-60-4 The casual browser in the poetry [...]

Phebe Davidson is author of several collections of poems, most recently Reaching For Air and her award-winning chapbook, The Plumage of Swans. Her poems have appeared in several periodicals, [...]

Death is a sailor. He looks like all the rest. He stands his watch on deck, he sleeps in a hammock, he worries about his gums going bad and the loss of teeth. The officers tell him limes will [...]