In this exciting new collection, Laura LeHew gives us poems of the most adventurous kind. Re-purposing the skeletal language and visual constructs of science and math, of computers and banking…

Joan Dobbie began writing her stone poems in 1997 when the late Irish poet, Noelle Vial, conducting a Eugene Oregon poetry workshop, gave Stone/Isolation (verbally: stone-slash-isolation ) as a writing…

Daughters, Here - Daughters, Gone is not about loss but self-determination. It is a father’s prayer for his daughters, and daughters everywhere, as they remake the world in their vision.