Theme of Line by Chuck Joy Kin to Penny Lane’s most postmodern of moments (though she feels as if she’s in a…
North of Portsmouth by David Megenhardt Paul Newcombe suffers the unlucky coincidence of seeing a ghost from his past on local television…
In the Company of Russell Atkins Russell Atkins, winner of the Cleveland Arts Prize 2017 Lifetime Achievement Award winner is a poet,…
Missing: Coming to Terms with a Borderline Mother by Kathy Ewing In this engaging and thoughtful personal memoir, Kathy Ewing shows what it’s like to be raised…
Make the Road by Walking by Todd Lazarski After losing cushy employment in the pummeling economic tumult of ’08, and suddenly saddled with a…
Well Defined: Vocabulary in Rhyme by Michael Salinger “Michael Salinger is one of the most gifted and loved performance poets on the circuit today,…
From the Park Bench by Sara Holbrook In her smart and sparkling new collection of poem, From the Park Bench, Sara Holbrook deftly…
Always on My Own by James E. Long and William Siebenschuh “There were three things that made me want to take a hard look back at where…
Citi by RA Washington “During the 30 years I was active in politics I would read novels to relax, to…
The Starlight Line by Matt Marshall “The Starlight Line, is a fascinating, complex, layer-cake of a book. The frame narra…tion is semi-autobiographical;…
Love Song for Cleveland by Ray McNiece and Tim Lachina Leading American poet and international performing artist Ray McNiece has crafted a soaring love song for…
Double Exile by Yoko Morgenstern Many have written about the rise of Nazi Germany and the indelible mark it has left…
Through the Windshield by Mike DeCapite On a summer afternoon in 1985, while sitting on his porch steps in Tremont, Mike DeCapite…
A Sock Full of Holes by Jacob Snodgrass Snodgrass’ writing careens between the caterwauling of desperate souls in the fever of rutting to moments of…
A Bear in the Kitchen- New and Collected Poems by Michael Salinger Salinger’s writing is like a bear in the kitchen, tearing into the tender truth of everyday…
