Charlotte Lit Press

How to Pray in Pittsburgh is an exploration of aging, love, loss, and the everyday. Vivian I. Bikulege is a Pittsburgh native with her writing roots planted in the South. In this small offering,...

In this collection of new poems, Eric Sbarge presents an often yin- and-yang view of the world-humorous yet serious, uplifting yet demoralizing, ironic yet straightforward-influenced in part by his...

In Mountains of the Moon, her fifth collection, Irene Blair Honeycutt takes readers on a journey from creeks of childhood through rivers and inlets all the way to the Red Sea and back again. The...

Thoughts at Crossings reflects the way Linda Vigen Phillips has always dealt with life's raw truths-through the language of poetry. Her debut novel-in-verse, Crazy, painted a picture of a mother's...