Poetry by individual poets books

Broome is a little sun-drenched town on the barren north-west coast of Australia, the kind of place where everyone...  Read More >>

A cat... a ping-pong ball... a drunken gardener... With these slight clues to go on Detective-Inspector Bonaparte...  Read More >>

On special assignment with Military Intelligence, Detective-Inspector Bonaparte leaves his familiar Australian outback...  Read More >>

These off-kilter love poems deconstruct the historical, pop-culture imbibed tropes of American queerness. Cerebral,...  Read More >>

Letters Home, Jennifer Wong’s remarkable and vivid third collection of poems, unravels the complexities of being...  Read More >>

In Kimberly Quiogue Andrews's award-winning full-length debut, A Brief History of Fruit, we are shuttled between...  Read More >>

A real story of a boy who experienced all the hardships in life in a poverty-stricken, small town of Panganiban,...  Read More >>

A real story of a boy who experienced all the hardships in life in a poverty-stricken, small town of Panganiban,...  Read More >>

What if it wasn't a dream is about childhood wishes and dreams. What if cookies could grow in your garden or bullies...  Read More >>

It's a stunning act of courage when Johanna Ely manipulates twenty-six letters and spells out a depth of pain, yearning,...  Read More >>

Marcus Whalbring's second collection of poems traverses the boundaries of memory and the imagination, reality and...  Read More >>

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My Women, My Monsters, Janet Kozachek's lavishly illustrated poetry chapbook, conjures monsters of the feminine...  Read More >>

These poems are engaging and soulful. Reunion poems and descriptions of family members provide glimpses into an...  Read More >>

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Derby Day in the Yukon is a Canadian poem by Yukon Bill: Shake, Pard! I'm mighty proud o' you! You blazed th' trail...  Read More >>

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Siren of the Heart is a selection of Ben-Meir's poems written over the last twelve years celebrating his avid appreciation...  Read More >>

You should only read the poems of Bill Nevins if you can handle what's really going on. Angelo Verga, NYC poet bronxpoet1@gmail.com...  Read More >>

Out of Chaos is a unique poetry collection that weaves all the elements of mental chaos into a captivating narrative....  Read More >>

I am the believer and I am still here. I have seen and felt many failures along the way, and I am still here. I...  Read More >>

Endymion is a poem by John Keats first published in 1818. It begins with the line A thing of beauty is a joy for...  Read More >>

This book, Bickleigh vale, with other poems , by H. Nathan, is a replication of a book originally published before...  Read More >>