In Freak Show Casey Killingsworth assembles poems outlining his own freakishness, the odd jobs and shifts that earned him his living, the difficulty trying to relate to other people, even how to love.

These poems will carry you through the undoing to the essence beyond. You will find here a faithful companion to buoy you in the lifelong voyage of becoming.

But There’s So Much DIY in IVF That We Can’t Be Sure brings together the story of two couples, finding overlap in the grief of infertility even as their lives are seemingly far apart.

The poet leads us on a journey riddled with puzzles, on a search for the narrator. Written, as the poetry says, in a “Braille of clean air.”

Raw, vulnerable, and powerfully relatable, The Uncovering considers the universally human struggle to countenance even the deepest parts of who we are.

This book tells of a journey from terror to mastery by way of farming, and how farming’s nature-shaped vocabulary of duties and rituals may heal the deepest wounds.

These are poems for wayfarers, for spiritual seekers who look for the sacred in every moment, in every step.

These poems, rooted in the mountains and forests of Appalachia, wonder after the insecurities of growing up, the fragility of fatherhood, and the longing that haunts us as we search for stability and direction.

Carolyn Adams invites you to explore the secret places of the natural world, carrying with you the fears, wonder, and curiosity of what it means to be human.

With 39 pieces from a revolving cast of characters, Tobit Detours includes modern as well as biblical and literary intertextual connections, blending influences such as Nahum, Byron, and Ani DiFranco with the ancient text.