Superstition Review, Before I Had the Word

Our friends over at Superstition Review are excited for the release of Brooke Sahni’s debut poetry collection…

New Release: Karla K. Morton, Politics of the Minotaur

Ricky Rudolph experiences a revelation that causes him to believe that he has been called by God to imitate Jesus, literally…

Audiobook: Enter Water, Swimmer

Enter Water, Swimmer (2018) is now available as an audiobook!

New Release: Elisabeth Murawski, Still Life with Timex

Still Life with Timex chronicles a mother’s loss. These poems explore the unsightly aspects of grief and the survivor’s guilt of outliving a child.

New Release: Matt W. Miller, Tender the River

Focusing on the Merrimack River, Tender the River weaves historical, geological, social, and personal narratives together…

TRP Q&A: An Interview with Mary Morris

Public high school opened up enormous possibilities for literature and creative writing. I fell in love with Bukowski, Tolkien, Emily Dickinson, e.e. cummings, and read all of Herman Hesse.

X. J. Kennedy Poetry Prize Call for Submissions

Our $10,000 X. J. Kennedy Poetry Prize now open for submissions. This year’s judge is Maggie Smith.

Highlighting Enter Water, Swimmer

Mary Morris’ new book, Enter Water, Swimmer, is a hauntingly beautiful collection of poetry that reaches deep into the soul and touches those places where we ponder life.

Coming and Going: “The Geometry of Wishes” by Randall Watson

Coming and Going: “The Geometry of Wishes” by Randall Watson Contributing writer Savanah Burns wrote this post in celebration of Randall Watson’s new book with Texas Review Press. Everything has a place and time in life, and then life goes on, right? This is what nature warns us with the changing of the tree leaves.

Part II: Taking a Look at Ephemera with Evana Bodiker

Taking a Look at Ephemera with Evana Bodiker

Contributing writer Savanah Burns recently interviewed the 2017 Robert Phillips Poetry Chapbook Prize winner and author of Ephemera, Evana Bodiker.