New & Selected Poems by Marie Howe
Marie Howe is one of our greatest living poets on the subject of death—and consequently, on what it means to live, as we all do, in death’s shadow. Review by Whitney Rio-Ross
Marie Howe is one of our greatest living poets on the subject of death—and consequently, on what it means to live, as we all do, in death’s shadow. Review by Whitney Rio-Ross
"childless in prospect park" by Aberdeen Livingstone // 2nd Place, 2024 Fare Forward Poetry Competition
"Utterance of Repair" by Laura Reece Hogan // 3rd Place, 2024 Fare Forward Poetry Competition
"As Though" by Sally Thomas // Honorable Mention, 2024 Fare Forward Poetry Competition
"Someday All This Will Be Yours" by Matthew Pullar // Honorable Mention, 2024 Fare Forward Poetry Competition
"Ulmus americana" by Julie L. Moore // 1st Place, Fare Forward Poetry Competition 2024
Chapman’s sophomore collection skillfully and delicately marries joy with despair, bitterness with optimism, and hope with disappointment. Review by Josiah Cox
"Something Understood" by Anna A. Friedrich
sight of a future hopefully glimpsed in new life. Review by Matthew Pullar