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The first three chapbooks by poetry champion Kelsey Marie Harris. 'Fondled and Mangoed, ' 'The Jolly Queef, ' and 'Sex Wound' woven together as one brilliant collection. "They will try to tell you there are no voices. Listen to the voices.

MAIDEN navigates holy themes of longing and purpose with adventurous instinct, applying steady tone to vibrant images of the complex intensity that is existence. travis leads an expedition to the most human places of the divine, removing the shame from sin and affirming its innocence.

Terror takes a hard look at religion, tarot, and the horror of everyday existence through the pen of a sorceress. Bethany Prices cast spells with language that create worlds to belong to when our home planet just won't do.

Ride down Wisconsin backroads to old men's backyards, roadside taverns, and the apartments of lost loves. Troy Schoultz offers reflection, foresight, and clarity in his relatable and honest verse.

Ehlayna Napolitano's Everything& is a collection of tiny poems connected by ampersands that makes one giant poem reflecting the vastness and mystery of life. Whether read as quips or one cohesive piece, this book upholds the surreality in what we call concrete.

The horses of the apocalypse are dead and no one seems to know what to do with them. Kelsey Marie Harris returns with musings on self-quarrantine in her succint and brash tone that proves poetry & philosophy accessible and necessary.

Vivid, cerebral verbal images tell lifetimes compacted in stanzas. Williams' lush wordplay gathers all the senses to explore the divine in common life. Her poems resonate with truth and discovery engaged with what we humans really are.

Frankness and imagination illuminate travels through daily mundanity in this debut collection by Kelly Sexton. Whether speaking through a household pet, a tiresome drunk, peer-review groups, or herself, the hopeful sarcasm of this book relates profoundly through gritty hand-wrung lines to those attempting survival in post-capitalist times.

Noah Burton's poems are intimate and electric, familiar and entirely original at once.Clothesline Saga is a love song for the American condition, one that "smolders on the hot plate between church's chicken and home." Full of associative high jinks and lyrical brilliance that hits you in the gut, these poems stare wide-eyed and open-hearted at our contemporary world, offering a soundtrack that rings in your ears long after the book is closed. ...

Adedayo's poems clutch at your heart, reminding you that life is for those brave enough to become themselves. Romance, family, and war orbit around lush verses that demand an existence made full.

Forgive me for believing in what I can't and / won't try to name, " writes Janelle Cordero, perfectly summarizing the poems and images that comprise Woke to Birds. Cordero explores realms beyond reach via inquiry, imagination, and conversations with elders. This mysteriously breathtaking book finds meaning in the unknowable.

In Erik Fuhrer's not human enough for the census, there are creatures of dark habits, organ breathers, tree butchers, and 1 in 100 scientists agree the state of god is liquid. In these poems, aftermath requires a new language. Dust and ash compound with mother and father, mud compounds with blossom. These spare lyrics contain numerous transformations, and "just because the body is gone/does not mean the absence of body is gone." Absences loom ...

Sermons espouses the holiness and sanctity of our own physical being, holding the human experience in a supernatural light and questioning its existence with both agnosticism and piety. Krollos' examinations of the earthbound condition beg us to believe in ourselves.

V.C. McCabe's poems are bound to the land, by fire and flood, by vine and asphalt. This outstanding debut volume is the home that she has made for us in this place, built from a collection of sharp angles and smoothed by generous hands."- ELIZABETH CATTE, author of What You are Getting Wrong About Appalachia

Growing up & puberty & body image & sexuality & definitive adolescent moments create a vivid, evocavotive narrative concerning how we come to know and be ourselves. Deglane's unapologetic poetic memoir unfolds a story of feminist triumph that fodder empathy and inspiration.

213 Days Post Regina. The Collector cannot even find the palace. It has burned. So much of the Floating City has burned. Blood is still being scrubbed off the stone streets. Windows are knocked out of shops. Down an alley, something small. A child, probably, scuttling into the shadows at the sight of the Collector. In the distance, bells. There is a festival in the bazaar. Hundreds of bells are ringing. Large bells. Small bells. Shops have put...

Oh (Jane) it's no surprise / but no man ever taught me // to like the world / or to like myself in it" writes Mikey Swanberg on the 26th page of this, his book-length elegy for Jane Gentry Vance, a quiet poet from Kentucky now gone five years, who maybe you knew and maybe you didn't, and it couldn't matter less because Good Grief is also, somehow, an elegy for young love's fantasies, and for the boys we make of our men, for age and also for li...

Kristin plays with words in a way that suggest she might be playing with life. Sometimes dark, always strange, and often funny, somniee stands out as a comprehensive collection by a fascinating wit.

the detail collector is a creative practice in the form of a blog where franciszka voeltz posts 1-10 details from the day nearly every day. in celebration of Vegetarian Alcoholic Press's fifth anniversary (which lands on August 8th), this chapbook is a collection of all the detail collector's August 8ths. the detail collector is also a person named franciszka voeltz who writes poems to go on a portable typewriter for magnificent strangers and ...

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