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Rikki Santer's dazzling How to Board a Moving Ship makes the familiar brilliantly strange again. Neighbors are bears in "golden vanilla coats, " garden gnomes wander, adolescence is electric and ever present, headlines promise life on other planets, and the cruel pageantry of our government is loud as a carnival. Between the lights and neighborhoods and catwalks, loss lives here, too, as when Santer describes her mother: "the palindrome of my ...

Lily Poetry Review is an international literary journal featuring poetry, flash fiction and art. In this issue: Caprice Garvin, Rikki Santer, Richard Kostelanetz, Ace Boggess, Martha McCollough and others. Lily Poetry Review published a wide aesthetic of accomplished emerging and seasoned writers and artists.

A craft guide to accompany the book Object Lesson to help survivors or sex trafficking or any beginning poet to write poems. Poetry writing workbook for trauma survivors and human trafficking victims

Chell Navarro explores feminism and art in this searing poetry. Her lyrical poems explore the realms of mystery, witchcraft, stigma and the power of womanhood. The prairie and other landscapes inform the work.

Collection of Irish American culture in poetry. From Irish Tea to dancing and rustic family life, Catholic guilt and tradition, fellowship in community. Poetry celebrating one family over a forty-year time span.

Lily Poetry Review is an international literary journal devoted to poetry and visual arts, flash fiction and literary criticism by emerging and established writers and artists. Issue 3 includes work by Cindy Hunter Morgan, Gale Batchelder, Jennifer Jean, Zeeshan Pathan, Ace Boggess, Pamela Stewart, and Stacey Walker among others.

In Doll, Elizabeth Mercurio explores the appetite to leave life and the beauty that binds us to it. Recalling an early suicide attempt, a grandmother's gift of violets, visiting a famous poet's grave, and mourning the loss of a heron, the speaker of these poems wonders why: "I love life/but sit with bones." Throughout the collection the speaker as well as the multi-faceted characters of others such as Ophelia, Camille Claudel, and Anne Sexton,...

The Body Dialogues, by Miriam O'Neal, is lyric -narrative poetry of family, human nature, faith, and natural surroundings that takes on gender, religion, and illness with a compassionate and empathetic lens.

It is Berlin 1920, Klara and Lev, from two seemingly irreconcilable worlds, meet during a time of increasing social unrest and prejudice. Their courtship confronts them with the political and racial struggles in Germany during this turbulent period. Klara and Lev, caught in Berlin's upheaval during the rise of National Socialism, must ask themselves who they really are. What are their core values? What, in a world gone mad, is the value of lov...

Lily Poetry Review is an international literary journal devoted to poetry and visual arts, flash fiction and literary criticism by emerging and established writers and artists. Volume 1, Issue 2 includes work by Steven Cramer, Kevin Mclellan, Susan Rich, Wendy Drexler, Rukhsar Palla, Ace Boggess, Steven Riel, and Barbara Siegel Carlson among others

Lily Poetry Review is an international literary journal devoted to poetry and visual arts, flash fiction and literary criticism by emerging and established writers and artists. Voume 1, Issue 1 includes work by Lauren-Anne Bosselaar, July Westhale, Grey Held, Jennifer Martelli, Mary Meriam, and Daniel Summerhill, among others.