Ray McDaniel reviews
Volume One
by Liam Agrani
I usually have no sympathy for readers (suddenly tempted to end the sentence right there) who voice their objections to poetry they don’t like by fretting about how the poems don’t seem to care...[more]

Jordan Davis reviews
Dreamless and Possible: Poems New and Selected
by Christopher Howell
Books of selected poems, especially if the writer isn’t overbearingly well-known, have a lucky feeling to them. As it happens, Christopher Howell’s first collection is called The Crime of Luck; the...[more]

Christina Mengert reviews
The Dirt Riddles
by Michael Walsh
I watch cows, like small, sleepy dinosaurs, swish their tails as they masticate grass in the field across from my house. Every day the same. Swish, chew, swish, chew. I confess: I have been charmed...[more]

Karla Kelsey reviews
The Bride of E
by Mary Jo Bang
I have been thinking about how to talk and write about Mary Jo Bang’s new book, The Bride of E, for quite some time. It is one of those books that I immediately took to, but had a hard time...[more]

Vanessa Place reviews
Collective Task
by Robert Fitterman
After reading the following statement from Dorthea Lasky's chapbook, Poetry is Not a Project, please fill out the short survey below and read the review of Collective Task that corresponds to your...[more]