My Father's Eyes

Ellen Devlin's Rita is as subversive as it is wise. Rita's sassy 'talk backs' to heroines from th...

Let's Go Back To The Mainland

With razor-sharp wit and élan, Joseph DeRoche's poems remind us that revelation is never easy--th...

Victory over the Sun

What May Have Been is a novel in letters exchanged between the artist Jackson Pollock and his fic...

In Fire Tongue, the poems are precise and unsparing as they probe old questions of how and why th...

Poetry. Jewish Studies. Middle Eastern Studies. 'With unflinching courage, clarity, and wit, Sami...

The Trilingual Anthology 'Les cahiers de Val-David, Festival Notebooks, Los cuadernos de Val-Davi...

Poetry is the record of hidden things in commerce with one another, and only that mystery allows ...

What Wakes Us

'For some twenty years now, I have been truly blessed to call poet Simon Perchik my close friend....

Partner, Orchard, Day Moon

Literary Nonfiction. Memoir. Travel Writing. 'Matt Potter unflinchingly allows us inside his mind...

Gritty Yet Shimmering Stories! I'm not exaggerating here one bit. It's titled 'White Zion' but Gi...

Fiction. SWEET SNOW is set in the winter of 1933 in Ukraine. A terrible famine is raging in the c...

In this subtly complex collection of poems, Pam Laskin takes the image of bonsai-stunted and scar...

Beate Sigriddaughter's Dancing in Santa Fe and other poems will make you remember what it is to b...

'The bedtime stories of my grandmother, Baba Jela, changed after the Bosnian civil war. Before th...