One Million Tiny Cuts

Literature & Fiction

Duggan, Matt

Poetry

Clare Songbirds Publishing House

This chapbook calls the reader to consider the ordinary as extraordinary. Her words capture the reader with poetic surprises which remind us of what we may "know" but miss as we travel through our daily lives.

Hits and Missives

Jewell, Carol H

Securing the Perimeter

Handley, Elaine

Uncharted Territory Indeed! - Looking into a poem by Hideko Sueoka is like looking into a kaleidoscope-an auditory kaleidoscope, with your eardoing the 'looking.' A unique configuration emerges each time as you move from poem to poem to poem. The ear is startled by utterly unpredictable sound bytes. Multi-colored patterns you've never heard before emerge and swarm the ear, and you realize that you're hearing these mesmerizing patterns for the turns, scrubbed, refreshed, delighted. William I. Elliott, translator & poet

Untouched Landscape

Sueoka, Hideko

The poetic imagery in this gem of a collection God Box by Mark Fleckenstein is exemplified in the poem "Flight" where the poet likens falling leaves to "autumnal blood-stars" rooting again. Each brief image-packed poem is like pulling a postcard from a box filled with them, some small thing to marvel over and feel about each one. Throughout the book God is the thread that binds life together.

God Box

Fleckenstein, Mark

The Gifts of Desperation

Remu, Raymond

Eating the Sun grows lushly from a May-December love affair between a twenty-something patient and her surgeon and blossoms sensuously into a marriage of shared passions. In this cross-genre collection, Ikins cultivates multiple gardens and harvests delicate, yearning verse, recipes for fruits and vegetables sun-coaxed from the earth, and luminous stories of her star-crossed union with Phillip, thirty years her senior and the love of her life. We fall head over heels for the couple, the homes in which they nest, the patches of soil they till, and the meals they prepare, following their relationship throughout their seasons of love. Embracing both joy and heartache, despair and delight, Eating the Sun is ripe and intoxicating. Linda Lowen, Contributor, The Writer Magazine and book reviewer for a leading trade publication

Eating the Sun

Ikins, Rachael

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

The Flock Unseen

Coomer, A.S.

Genre Fiction

"Julia Gibson's debut collection takes us inside the mind of a poet without borders. For her, "ordinary flutters of existence" are portals to the greater universe, as well as the worlds inside another. Slipping in some subtle rhymes, sometimes echoing Hopkins, other times hearing Mary Oliver's open heart, she weaves her own music eloquently." John Oughton, author of Time Slip and Mata Hari's Last Words

Two Doors

Gibson, Julia

The Cigar Box Poems

Brooks, Christine

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