A wide range of political and social attitudes are expressed in this musing manifesto. Lloyd Bruce Miller’s expressive personal narrative, "The 2020 Candidate", is a thought experiment about running in the 2020 United States... Read More

Bart shares his tragic love story with candor, inviting sympathy from those with broken hearts. Retired teacher Jack Bart debuts with a memoir that focuses on his controversial marriage to a former student. Presented as a love story... Read More

A good poem, it seems, is a delicately, perfectly crafted lie: a thin thread that coils around itself, telling a story that relates both to itself and to the world it knows we must believe in. A good poem leads us down a trail through... Read More

This book is funny, right on the money, yet terribly sad: welcome to the tradition of tragicomedy. Welcome to Indian Country. Here the Greek art form reaches it’s zenith, perfected American style, where the ridiculous, tragic,... Read More

The cover page of this elegantly presented volume describes Michael Anania’s poetic territory as the Midwestern plains and the Chicago cityscape. The territory is, however, equally if not more about jazzmen and German expressionists,... Read More