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“Eilbert’s book is a testament to the act of seeing, of witnessing, of experiencing and still—as in, nonetheless; as in, despite it all—not turning away.”

“To 2040 is a visionary collection that challenges readers to transform the natural world into multisensory reflection.”

“Gioia amuses with lyricism and whimsy in this entertaining collection.”

“What are days for if not to let go of days,” Maya C. Popa writes early in this second collection of poems following her award-winning debut, American Faith.

“Glück has created a pièce de résistance. This is a collection of poetry not just worth reading. It is worth tasting, reviewing, scenting, savoring.”

If you live in Poetry World, you’ve been hearing about Zeina Hashem Beck’s O for a while now.

There’s something magical about the number 13: there are 13 stripes on the American flag, 13 is a prime and therefore indivisible number, in the Jewish calendar a leap year has 13 months and Steven

“Levin has written a book of adjustments—one that nearly resembles a sort of Delphic handbook on the transformation of self-concept.”

The other day a new video emerged from Ukraine of shelling in an apartment project—reporters and grandmothers dash for cover as large, pressure-sucking booms roar through the cement canyon of the c

“Throughout The Spring, Connole’s experience of grief, translated into prose and photographs, creates a spare, rugged alchemy.”

New York Journal of Book’s editor, Lisa Rojany, forbids its writers from the first person.

Maggie Smith’s poetry collection Goldenrod emerges from a place of stillness.