Poet Hound

Dedicated to her grandfather, Laurie Ann Guerrero’s fifteen sonnets A Crown for Gumecindo published by Aztlan Libre Press explore her relat...

Natalie Scenters Zapico shares a visceral collection of poems titled The Verging Cities about El Paso, Texas and Juarez, Chihuahua in Mexic...

I wish for all the world I had discovered her sooner. Warsan Shire’s teaching my mother how to give birth> was published in 2011 and he...

It is a rare opportunity to drink in such metallic and sweet alchemy of words as this collection provides. Laure Ann Guerrero’s collection,...

Richard Robert Hansen is the creator of Poems For All . He distributes “seedlings” of poetry and creates the cover art himself. His poems ...

Many thanks to Reyes Cardenes for introducing me to this collection by the first Poet Laureate of San Antonio, Texas, Carmen Tafolla: This ...

In 2015, Jameson Bayles, Dianne Borsenik, John Burroughs, Joan Koromonte and Michelle Roberts decided to collaborate this project, A Case Fo...

Susanne Wawra and Kevin Nolan, two poets residing in Dublin, Ireland, created a collaborative work based on images brought forth by color—1...

I admit that lately I have been very slow to read and review books these past two to three years and I can assure you I am working on ways t...

Sarah Sousa’s collection, Split the Crow , is published by Parlor Press in 2015 and weaves indigenous tales with natural world imagery that ...

Kristina Marie Darling’s Fortress is published by Sundress Publications and showcases the dance of doomed domestic bliss from the perspecti...

Alessandra Bava’s collection, They Talk About Death , is published by Blood Pudding Press. Her collection is surreal, rich, and thoughtful....

Published by Coleridge Street Books, John Grochalski’s collection Starting with the Last Name Grochalski is bared teeth, pull-no-punches ho...

The Suns & The Moon , by Kristina Marie Darling, is a haunting and romantic collection centered around a couple who are surrounded by th...

Susan Lewis’ collection, how to be another , is complex, rich, and decadent. It could easily go over your allotted intake of prose, perhaps...