All the Parts You Haven’t Lost is a hybrid collection of poetry and lyrical prose that navigates a violent nosedive into early motherhood, exploring the depths of identity loss and self-perception outside of what a “good mother” is permitted to discuss.
In her thought-provoking debut full-length collection, A Family Thing, Ashley Elizabeth invites you into the depths of her childhood, marked by tragedies including childhood sexual assault, ailing parents, and the loss of innocence. With raw vulnerability, she guides the reader throught the corners of her past, with language that is as haunting as it is cathartic.
One Night We Will No Longer Bear the Ocean tells the story of a life-changing encounter between two people haunted by past trauma and anxieties. Their connection and mutual fascination dispels the darkness—but only for a while.
The Sky Is an Elephant is part imaginary playmate, part near-death high jinks, and part love song from the body to the soul and back again. It’s a shaggy dog story, a story within a story, maybe even a koan. A little humor, a little Zagajewski. Finally, it’s in homage to poets Jack Spicer and Federico García Lorca, who played with the greathearted gift of poetry until the day they died. And after.
The Details Will Be Gone Soon is a close investigation of the primordial underpinnings behind Alzheimer’s disease and the emotional wreckage left in its wake. This poetry collection follows the speaker and his grandmother, Nana, and the various memories shared between the two.
The Peeling of a Name is an exploration of the idea and the power of names, what it means to grow up Asian American, what it means to be Asian American during a time in our country with so much violence and hate towards Asians and Asian Americans.
Things Hard and Lovely is a collection of poems about motherhood, identity, time, and fragility spanning a decade spent witnessing and reflecting on the mundane miracles of life. The poems kaleidoscope between the personal and the universal, dancing with the physical world and the spaces untethered to the earth (digital, spiritual, and otherwise).
Step into the world of R.L. Stine as seen through the eyes of 14 writers. This anthology includes frightening fiction, poetry, and creative non-fiction filled with all the nostalgia and childhood memories that go bump in the night.
Growing Pains presents five microchapbooks in one volume. Each microchapbook threads coming-of-age anguish and popular culture references throughout, which lends for a cathartic experience of our youth through these powerful micro-chapbooks.
Icaros is a psychedelic odyssey that roams from Los Angeles to Andromeda and is set to a soundtrack of 1960s and 70s rock and roll classics, this playful debut collection of prose poems from Matthew Schultz riffs on counterculture literature from The Beats and Surrealists to Science Fiction and Fantasy. An encomium to poets like Max Jacob, Jim Morrison, Terrance Hayes, and Jose Hernandez Diaz, Schultz considered the intersections among prose and poetry, space and time, imagination and reality, the known and the unknown.