One of poetry’s tasks is to encounter pain. Not to resolve it, not even to console it. But to encounter it with a language that will (Eamon Grennan) . . . more

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Edited by Christine Gelineau with Jack B. Bedell. Featuring the work of Mark Strand, Denise Duhamel, Dorianne Laux, Donald Revell, Alison Pelegrin, Henri Cole, Connie Voisine, John Dufresne, Jesse Lee Kercheval, Michelle Boisseau, Erin Belieu, Katherine Soniat, Sheryl St. Germaine, Cheryl Savageau, & other fine poets . . . more

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The moral compass that guides these poems is matched by their attention to aesthetics (Maria Mazziotti Gillan) . . . more

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It is one thing to turn a bright and self-contained lyric; it is quite another to undertake philosophical, historical, even socio-political concerns in a poem that ranges from the first settlements in the Susquehanna Valley to the ovens of Treblinka (Maxine Kumin) . . . more

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