J.R. Poulter's Cattitudes: A Collection of Cattiverse is a delightful collection of rhyming poetry revolving around that wonderful feline. From big to small, they are all included, from tigers to lions to household kitties, there are even some cameos of dogs and other creatures. The...

Theresa Sopko's Cold Sober is a collection of poetry that revolves around that theme we all know so well when it comes to poets and when it comes to life in general. Love. These are NOT the trite and rhyming sort of poems that make...

Catching a Dream by J.R. McRae is a single poem about the wonders of childhood, and the dreams that surrounded us while we were growing up. The poem begins with a child who catches a bright, shining orb. The child lets it go, as the...

The introduction to Card of Fate: Poems of a Gambling Addiction by Duke of Quails lays the foundation for the tragic aspects of this heartbreaking addiction. The poems are divided into three chapters: An Innocent Game; Drowning Bet; Thrown Away Success. Each poem illustrates the...

This is just a gorgeous collection of poetry. From the opening pages of Catching Snowflakes, poet LJ Diaz sets the stage for lost love and emotion. Each poem is its own little story, and while some poems are shorter and only a few lines, they...

Thomas Kudla’s poetry is fresh, inventive, playful, wise, insightful, musical, revealing (in the particular way that only simple questions, simply asked, can be), and always engaging. In Commencement, Kudla leads his reader through an abecedary of poetic observations, followed by similar riffs based on numbers,...

Crossing Places by Ernestine Cowalton is a collection of entrancing poems about love, loss, survival, and generally life and its twists and turns. Each of the poems tell a different story, but in a way they all come together to form one captivating read about...

City Times and Other Poems is a collection of poetry written by Vihang A. Naik. Naik is a poet, professor and translator of poetry. This collection contains six major poem-themes with the exception of his visual, standalone poem, Self Portrait. The poems are free verse...

Cello’s Tears by Geza Tatrallyay is a thoughtful and lush collection of contemporary free verse that reveals itself in layers, inviting readers to reflect upon universal truths and the importance of seemingly random events and images. Geza Tatrallyay is a global citizen whose writings are...

India Blake’s Captured, like the sublime black and white photographs that accompany each of the inspired poems it contains, is an exercise in duality - here is no compromise; no middle ground. India Blake offers, in this series of verse portraits, an uncompromising look...