Karen Rigby writes with 'fingers cocked like a gun.' Deliciously inventive in its linguistic unfu...

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In this elegiac collection fittingly titled Everyone I've Danced With Is Dead, Mamie Morgan's poe...

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The Devil's Library is a book of lies, a book about books that don't exist, a book about dark mag...

In her debut full collection of poetry, Rivka Clifton, a curator of curiosities, challenges us to...

In This Year's Ghost, the dead, the impossible, and the unthinkable gather-not to be ignored, not...