Uncollected Press

With A Bleeding in Black Leather, John Pietaro takes urban poetry and fiction on a throbbing roller-coaster ride through latent modernism, self-exploration, jagged rhythmic cadences and the raw...

Chronicles of Cosmic Chaos: In The Fourth Dimension continues Sophia Falco's poetic and psychic-spiritual quest to represent, figure forth, and express altered states of affect and moods of...

With fire and wisdom, poignancy and tenderness, Robert Eugene Rubino's poetry in Douglas KO's Tyson explores legends and underdogs on big stages and in living rooms, on an expressway and over a...

These poems hit where it hurts and score when it counts. The guy writes like an angel with its hair on fire. End of story. - John Yamrus, Author of nearly 40 books, the latest being Twenty Four Poems...

"Dean Gessie's scintillating goat song reveals a poet and writer at the height of his powers. Defying genre and canon, Gessie shapeshifts, skin shucks and shimmies in this masterfully crafted,...

If a book can be a song, the pages of Gone the Sun sing. They sing remembering and forgetting. Grief and Endurance. Present and past. In the present time of this memoir-in-fragments, Joel Peckham...

Donovan Hufnagle has assembled a careful poetic ethnography of tattooed bodies and the stories that they tell. Just as the tattoo inscribes meaning on the body, this book elegantly reveals the...

The poems in Kris Falcon's some blue, a little spur function like a map of dark watercolors, where the speaker is building a way through a space-time collage. "You say there is nothing there. I see a...

Gary Beaumier's poems present crystal clear but novel new images - images that are so refined and honed they feel like long-absent and newly discovered friends - instantly recognizable and welcomed...

Exquisitely linguistic, unwordly both flows like a Gregorian chant and snaps like a snare, teasing the mouthfeel with a variety as vast as the emotional significance of rediscovering voice and the...