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A contemplation on small remnants scattered across the grounds of memories, Tailings retrieves the intimate thoughts and stories from the son of a gold miner. This beautifully rendered collection travels across the rustic crevices of a contemporary America, as Jerry Williams presents and analyses fragments of life and loss.

The editors of this volume share Peter Everwine's opinion that the art speaks for itself and should be paramount. Even the artist does not know the full meaning of the creation. There has to be a reader, a spectator, a viewer for the act to have full resonance. We leave that resonance to each of you who read the poems.

Tries to understand what it means for a poem to be humble or humorous, decorous or confident, and what that tells us not only about poems, but also about the larger world of social virtues, personal vulnerabilities, and political problems that define so much of our time together and apart.

Celebrates the wisdom and wit of single adults who are living their lives to the fullest. Sometimes humorous, sometimes contemplative, this marvellous collection of ten authors share their secrets and insights to living meaningful lives as single adults.

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These mythical and magical poems examine the duality of nature, the sacrifices women make daily, and the deeper societal ills such as female foeticide, dowry deaths, violence against women, and the role of the media, "Ravan's hundred thousand eyes”, in perpetuating this violence.

In her captivating style, Nancy Demme weaves a tale of what it means to be human and growing up in deep Texas.

In his new and selected, Jim Barnes crafts bliss from the urgent and allusive with an enigmatic voice that is often mysterious.

Set in southwestern Pennsylvania, Burning Under is a cerebral literary thriller that centers around a deadly coalmine explosion. A polyphonic narrative, the point of view shifts between three people whose lives are shaken by the disaster.

River is an Australian Shepherd who has had three different homes. He is sad and lonely, and he doesn't feel he has a purpose ... until he meets Hope. She convinces him that he can make a difference. Hope and River is a story for children and animal lovers of all ages.

In Derek Updegraffs's newest collection, Paintings that Look Like Things, the world is bared on a canvas of past and present where serpents burrow in dens of sorrow, and love boils in a pot on the stove.

These poems are riveting and bring up questions regarding humanity. The collection is divided into four distinct sections that each deal with their own humanitarian concern: returning home and the nostalgia that finds you, the downfall and heartbreak of humanity, hard, unspoken questions about society, and the wake of heartbreak left behind by the suicide of a close friend.