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Los Angeles poet Peggy Dobreer's second full-length collection of poetry, Drop and Dazzle, has been described as a tennis match played with snow globes or a game of poker dealt with tarot cards. There are only winners, and with every win comes a loss. It's all in how you spin the tail on the last man skirting the shore, or the first woman to float face up. The book convenes a conspiracy of hearts, a colony of voices that cannot seem to make up...

Los Angeles poet, Alexis Rhone Fancher, author of "Enter Here, " gives readers an inside look at addiction and failed marriage in this edgy new poetry chapbook. This collection is full of grit and guts, Alexis peels back the dark layers of a past, allowing the reader to see a bit of their own shadow in her struggle. And we are all the better for it.

Second full-length collection of poetry from Southern California poet Daniel McGinn.

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The first collection of poems by Gail Newman, a longtime member of California Poets in the Schools and an educator at the Contemporary Jewish Museum.

The first collection of poems from UC-Irvine creative writing professor Davis includes blurbs from former United States Poet Laureate Robert Pinsky and others.

Poet Michael Kramer, a longtime private high school teacher, compiles a series of short-story poems about the students and faculty of a fictional Catholic boarding school in the 1970s. This humorous but thoughtful collection is Kramer's third and the 13th release from Moon Tide Press.

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The third book of poems by Los Angeles Times journalist and poet Michael Miller, "Angels in Seven" is a spiritual sequel to Miller's "The First Thing Mastered, " which tracked the phases of life from infancy through the dawn of middle age. This collection centers on the mid-thirties and the changes they bring, from marriage and travel to parting with childhood passions.

By turns raunchy, vulnerable, youthful and wise, Mindy Nettifee has been a mainstay of the Southern California poetry scene for the last decade, and she makes her full-length book debut with this edgy collection.

Kate Buckley's poems have been published in The Heartland Review, New Southerner, Slipstream and Spillway, among other journals, and in the book "Tide Pools: An Anthology of Orange County Poetry." She was a 2007 finalist for the Joy Bale Boone Poetry Prize, the 2007 winner of the Gabehart Prize for Imaginative Writing for poetry, and the 2008 winner of the North American Review's James Hearst Poetry Prize. Buckley is also a classically trained...