Review by Catherine Hayes In her latest novel, Foundations, Abigail Stewart tells the story of three unique, individualistic women…
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Review by Laura Dennis When you hear “fragile objects,” what is the first thing that comes to mind? Do…
Review by Carla Panciera Samuel Taylor Coleridge long ago advised readers that, to fully appreciate the magical, the mysterious,…
Down Here We Come Up, a novel by Sara Johnson Allen Review by Jane Ward In Down Here We Come…
Review by Teresa Tumminello Brader The Geography of First Kisses, winner of Kallisto Gaia Press’s Acacia Prize, is a…
Choices that Ache: A Review of Jacinda Townsend’s Mother Country by Brianna Avenia-Tapper “What, after all, to make of…
James Callan An Otherwise Quiet Space Beneath the sheets, my four-year-old kneads my thighs with his feet. In his…
Mike Gray The Stoic Birds are starting outside already, somewhere in the languid cool. My arms stretch overhead, body…
Margo Griffin How to Signal a Ceasefire During War I slipped my feet into the warm, pink, fuzzy slippers…
Review by Jane Ward In Circling Flight is the first novel by Jane Harrington, short story author and professor…