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The Uninvited Season is a luminous tribute that blossoms with Kimberley Grove’s radiant voice. Each poem and prose piece is a fragrant offering of ...

torchsong for grace by Theodore Christou feels like a prayer shaped into poetry, a slow unfolding of light and shadow across the hours of the day. ...

The mission of Devour: Art and Lit Canada is to promote Canadian culture by bringing world-wide readers some of the best Canadian literature, art a...

I write as a riverflowing within the fluvialabsence of rainI am assummer in the shallowswith one mudcatgasping in the marlmarking its way in the lo...

In the teasing tradition of Chuck Berry’s “My Dingaling” John B. Lee’s erotic writing in Darling, may I touch your pinkletink will leave you like T...

Although the cover and some of the epigraphs would indicate focus on Crazy Horse and the lost Lakota way of life, John B. Lee’s latest collection o...

The poems from this fine collection remind us that "nature enables and culture denies".  They deal with professions and trades lost to most contemp...

For today’s reader, especially younger generations, Lee’s poems create an intimacy with history. Reading them is like holding a soldier’s hand on s...

“Sing the celebration for us,” Jennifer Wenn importunes in the last line of the penultimate poem of her latest book Emergence.  The closing section...

Hickory Tunes is a memoir about school. One person’s journey—as student, teacher, professor and teacher of teachers—from a first kiss on a school y...

Those familiar with deep image poetry will revel in the marvelous new collection by Bruce Kauffman. This is poetry of memory, of grief, of joy and ...

Donna Langevin’s House of Poems is more a vast estate than a single cottage, and her poetry easily moves in and out of both. Art works on the wall...

The mission of Devour: Art and Lit Canada is to promote Canadian culture by bringing world-wide readers some of the best Canadian literature, art a...

Richard M. Grove / Tai’s collection, “Connections” presents an intimate blend of correspondence and poetry, showcasing the artistry in everyday com...

“Celebratory, intimate, elegiac – and challenging – this is a strong voice for empathy in a cracking and crackling world. Roger Nash’s lyrical and ...