Alexandra's Wreck by LB Sedlacek
http://www.lbsedlacek.com/
The tale of a love affair gone awry is the centerpiece of this chapbook asking, "What are the minnows sewing / as they swim back and forth between / the rotting boards?...." This collection of 15 poems swims in murder, mayhem, infidelity and of all things, hope.
Blue Ribbons at the County Fair by Ellaraine Lockie
The authors 5th chapbook. Published by PWJ Publishing. A collection of her first place prize-winning poems in contests.
Bone Smoke by Kirsten Holt
http://www.fictionpress.com/~underreigns
Bone smoke is a juxtaposition of the visual and the tactile, where moth's wings meet tea cups full of rain water, where corsets are digested as cages, and the skeletons of pumpkins taste like ash.
Born to Walk by Terry McCarty
http://journals.aol.com/terrymcca/poetry-arts-confidential/
12 poems on topics ranging from the death of Gerald Ford to Bono's current definition of activism to media misbehavior to protesting the Iraq war on a Sherman Oaks street corner to the death of Tower Records.
A Bouquet of Poetry by Sarah Zang
http://www.wordflair.net/
The work of fifty favorite Internet poets...5 to 7 poems each in a First Edition,Paper back, 338 pages. Copyright 2007. ISBN 978-1-4303-2677-9
Brute Fact by Melissa Severin
http://www.dancinggirlpress.com/
A chapbook of poems dealing with belief and disbelief, auguries, myths, bones, dust and ice.
Catena by Women's Poetry Project
http://www.writersatwork.com/
Catena contains series of poems by members of the Women’s Poetry Project. The poets include Nancy Cline, Yvonne M. Estrada, Stephanie Hemphi
Cheating the Sphinx by Howard Camner
http://members.authorsguild.net/hcamner
Cheating the Sphinx is a collection of selected poems by Howard Camner. Many of these poems have been published in literary journals throughout the U.S. and Great Britain. In addition, there are many new works. This collection is a solid superb sampling of Camner's bizarre take on things.
The Clown of Natural Sorrow by Rob Mackenzie
http://robmack.blogspot.com/
32 pages of poems. Published in December 2005 by HappenStance Press (www.happenstancepress.com), one of the UK's most exciting chapbook publishers. "These are honest poems with a humane touch that takes them beyond their suface familiarities. A small book, but it's consistently interesting." (Jim Burns, Ambit Magazine, issue 187)
Coast Lines: Canadian Poets Communicate by Trish Shields
http://trishshields.tripod.com/
West Coast words by Trish Shields. East Coast words by Katherine L. Gordon. This little collection is a sample of the work Trish and Katherine have shared over the years.
Common Sightings by David Chorlton
http://www.davidchorlton.mysite.com/
A chapbook containing poems on the desert and Arizona landscape.
Cost of Freedom by Thomas SternerHowe
http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendID=207441863
Anthology of peace and activism. My two pieces, "Where You Takin' Us" and "Freedom Ain't No Game" are icluded in the work published by Howling Dog Press.
The Currying Shop by Hazel B Cameron
http://www.scottish-pamphlet-poetry.com/
The poems were inspired by the surroundings of Bridge of Weir and its leather industry. The theme is cycle of transformation whether through the processing of skins to leather or the changes a parent makes to their wardrobe in order to help educate their child.
The Darkness of Lanaia's Garden by Lanaia Lee
Dark poetry written with suspense and chill that runs up and down your spine. Published by AG Press. Also author of, 'oF Atlantis.'
Dear Immovable by LouAnn Shepard Muhm
http://www.mnartists.org/louann_shepard_muhm
From a Review of Dear Immovable (Pudding House, 2006)in Sphinx Magazine #7 (London): "Muhm paces herself expertly. The line breaks are in the right places. The understatement is consummate. A set of poems that's deceptively easy to read, disturbingly difficult to forget." -- Helena Nelson
Dragon's Dance volume one by Lawrence Berger
Dragon's dance voulme one is the first recording of poetry by Lawrence R. Berger. recorded in english this cd contanies 17 poems including : bubble gum, the crack baby's prayer and fifteen other favorets.
Driven into the Shade by Brandon Cesmat
http://www.csusm.edu/profe
A Californoir poem cycle about a son who grows into a father where the constant sunlight casts constant shadows.
Ellyn Maybe Live by Ellyn Maybe
http://www.ellynmaybe.com/
My debut CD :)
Enamouring Fire by Jerry Whalley
http://wind-horse.blogspot.com/
-- a Poet is like a sphere which has his centre everywhere and her circumference nowhere... lyricism and minimalism as two forms of Poetic expression capture the moves of Fire and the imagery of light and dark initiating a synchronous synergy of synaptic firing sequences that coalesce in Wonder.
Father's Philosophy by Patrick T. Randolph
http://www.freewebs.com/patricktrandolph/index.htm
A wonderful ride through the roads of the human pysche. This delightful collection has been a best seller for Popcorn Press since its release in November of 2006.
Feign by Kristy Bowen
http://www.kristybowen.net/
"They're beautiful, not a little dangerous, a touch magical, algebraical (if that's a word at all—well, it is now; Bowen has driven us, pleasingly, to this). They are good. Better than." --NMP
Fireflies, Moonlight and All That Jazz by Tammy Whisman
http://www.freewebs.com/tlwhisman
A lyrical expression; an illustration of words, of all that can be imagined. Revealing an abundance of all that is whimsical, contemplative and heartwarming. Poetry that caresses the soul with words of life, love, friendship and tribulation.
14 Ways To Die by Kendall A. Bell
http://www.kendallabell.com/
14 Ways To Die is Kendall A. Bell's eleventh chapbook and the first geared towards a specific theme: death. The poems within cover murder, suicide and illness. They are fact and fiction. They are meant to be unsettling.
Fragments of Vision by Russ Golata
Fragments of Vision is the first installment of the fragments series.This one has a nice blend of forms and word experiments. Dorrance publishing stated: His verse uses experimental language to paint an obscure portrait of the fabric of life.
Fringe Fantastic by Colin Galbraith
http://www.fringefantastic.co.uk/
Humorous, satirical and irreverent, Fringe Fantastic contains 91 pages of poems written on the ancient cobbled streets of Edinburgh during the month-long Edinburgh Fringe Festival.
From Blood to Rivers by Jennifer Ethington
http://www.jenniferethington.com/
A scrappy chappy of commentary on psychosis, neurosis and the human condition.
From East to West:Bicoastal Verse (print edition #1) by PJ Nights
http://www.geocities.com/pj_nights/
A lively selection from three years of featured poets in the quarterly journal "from east to west: bicoastal verse" edited by PJ Nights and Ray Sweatman.
Gathering the Broken Pieces by Helen Losse
http://helenl.wordpress.com/
"Covering subjects from slavery to the Iraqi war, Losse’s poems let us reflect in a moment's reading on what is important." Carolyn Howard-Johnson
Gold Fish Sings Cherry Blossom Songs by Barbara Phillips
Gold fish sings cherry blossom songs is a collection of musings on the curiously accidental incidents which infiltrate our cluttered lives, and leave traces however brief, yet oddly persistent jangled tunes , to remind us of the frequently purely random shape of existence.
Grampus by Devin Davis
Rejection.
The Hazard of Waking Up by Gail Gray
http://www.freewebs.com/shadowarcherpress/
A collection of art and poetry addressing the role of the self, diminished by the constraints of society, as it struggles towards authenticity. A challenge to confront our conditioning and write our own lifescripts. Chapbook, 36 pages, staple bound.
Heaven's Valley by Jennifer Goldsmith
A romantic twist on dating and life and love and everything from a woman's point of view. Just a sweet insight to the poet's inner workings of her mind.
Hidden Capacity ~ A Poet's Journey by Frances Macaulay Forde
http://www.francesmacaulayforde.com/
Frances blends serious observation with informality, humour and erotic suprise, knowing the rules of the page but choosing sometimes to set the words free - to share her hidden capacity.
Hitchhiking with the Guilty by Jerry Garcia
http://www.gratefulnotdead.com/
Reprinted from the poeticdiversity review: “Gum is a recurring image, as are pencils and spent condoms. Indeed, much of Hitchhiking with the Guilty concerns itself with Hollywood, or better yet, with Hollywood as representative of Los Angeles, or best of all, with Hollywood as representative of America.”
Holidays, Loves, Heroes (the forthright omnipotence era relived) by Caldwell Lee
http://www.yourbook.com/BookInfo/IP24095-07
Holidays, Loves, Heroes, The Forthright Omnipotence Era Relived is
150 pages of beautiful poetry. A must read for poetry lovers. ISBN
9781598729924 . CJ Lee . The Poet Caldwell Lee
The House on The Hill by Judith Lawrence
http://www.riverpoetsjournal.com/
A Chapbook collection of 15 poems relating to the houses that we live in, visit, become attached to, and how they, and the people within help define who we are, and what we will leave behind.
i'm gonna try it all on my own: a fin de siecle selection of poetry and art by Jessica Deltac
http://www.wordphoria.com/
Vintage poetry and artwork self-published to accompany a solo spokenword tour in 1999, that when plotted looks like an upside down big dipper - St. Petersburg, Atlanta, Greenville, Charlotte, D.C., Columbus Oh, NYC, Toronto. Questioning pieces that appropriately annotate a naïve twenty-something’s life during the late 90’s.
Ineffable Love by Larry Bubar
poems of love and friendship some happy some sad
Kitchen Witch by Theresa Boyar
http://www.theresaboyar.com/
A chapbook of 19 poems, which "offer a funny, prickly, and sometimes darkly drawn ode to domesticity." -- K. Niemeyer
Ladies and Gentlemen: The Hudson Pier Poets by Chocolate Waters
http://www.chocolatewaters.com/
This is a collection of some very fine, mostly New York poets, which was published by Eggplant Press in 2002.
The Last King of Fife by Eleanor Livingstone
http://www.happenstancepress.co.uk/The%20Last%20King%20of%20Fife.htm
‘Eleanor Livingstone's poetry is intelligent, wry, with a sharp local flavour, but its horizons are wide, celebrating everyday human experience with verve and an instinctive feel for language - a memorable first collection.’ (Anna Crowe) "Her voice is friendly, measured and vivid..." (Maggie Butt)
Lemons Have Pits by Michael Lira
A collection of poems I have written about the town where I grew up and the people who live there.
Life is a Roller Coaster by Linda Mayfield-Hayes
http://slendah.tripod.com/
A collection of poems depicting life's ups and downs.
A Light Wallflower Panic by Jane Cassady
http://www.myspace.com/janecassady
A brand spankin' new chapbook with a cheerful semi-psychedelic cover. Emo-ish poems that might be funny sometimes. In Times New Roman 'cause I said so.
Long by Angel Perales
http://www.myspace.com/cinearte
2nd chapbook from a Los Angeles poet and Rumrazor Press.
Love is a Weed by Lana Hechtman Ayers
http://LanaAyers.com/
“I can think only of a very few poets who are able to bring life on a page with a sensibility that is both explosive and insightful, erotic and, yes, laugh-out-loud funny, in the way Lana Hechtman Ayers’s poems are in Love is a Weed.” —Ilya Kaminsky
Making The Most Of The Light by Matt Merritt
http://polyolbion.blogspot.com/
Dislocations, alternative lives and infinite possibilities, all delivered in a distinctive, deadpan voice. "Look out! Matt Merritt's strong and shapely poems let in life: kicking, struggling, singing. Catch it while you can." (Alison Brackenbury)
A Man With No Teeth Serves Us Breakfast by Rick Lupert
http://PoetrySuperHighway.com/
Rick Lupert's latest release and the author's 11th book written during two weeks in Boston and London during the summer of 2006. It's a reverse trip through the American Revolution with a special stop to tread on the remains of King George III and an introduction by Brendan Constantine.
A Mobius Trip by Neil Meili
Fairly high quality chap book. Over 35 poems, including Gardening in the Minefield, Breathing in Winter, and Narcissus' Nightmare.
Mystical Lyrical by Mike Sterritt
Mystical Lyrical is a collection of poems, verses, and even some rap style, which I wrote over a period of years. It was influenced by the Denver music scene, as well as assorted other inspirational sources.
Observations Of Heart And Mind by J. Graham Ducker
http://www.grahamducker.com/
A wide range of poems, mainly rhyming styles, from the gentle fuzzy to sharp pragmatics. The Narratives are edgy and tell a story. The book is guaranteed to be a pleasant read.
The Old Earth by C. P. Aboobacker
http://www.thanalonline.com/
It contains the latest poems composed by me. However, some poems written earlier and included in earlier volumes are also inlcuded. The title poem is one among them.
Organic Hotels by Matthew Abuelo
http://stores.lulu.com/lastwordsout
Organic is my second collection of poetry. The themes in the book focus on the Iraq war, the commercialization of New York and much more.
The Other Side of Sorrow - Poets Speak Out about Conflict, War and Peace by Patricia Frisella
http://www.patriciafrisella.com/
This is an anthology with poems from over 100 poets. Iwas the editor. check the website for a photo of the cover.
Pause. . .And Begin Again by Elizabeth Marchitti
This is a group of poems begun shortly after a diagnonis of cancer, continuing through surgery, recovery and until much later, poems happily written just as I have always written them, with joy, thoughtfulness and hope for the future.
Pictures from Lang and Fellini by Corey Mesler
http://www.coreymesler.com/
A collection of poems based on a lifetime of moviegoing, it was a finalist in the Sheltering Pines chapbook contest.
Poems by J. R. Simons
http://www.jovialities.8m.com/index2.html
This is a manuscript draft of a collection of poems that I hope will become the core of my MFA thesis in 2009. Comments are welcomed from recipient.
Prosthetic Gods by Jonathan Penton
http://jonathan.unlikelystories.org/
"In Prosthetic Gods, Jonathan Penton establishes himself as one of the emerging voices of what might be described as 'the post-solutions generation.'" --Vernon Frazer. (Also there is sex.)
Punk Rock For Hip Statisticians by Eric Evans
http://www.inkpublications.com/
36 pages of the everyday push and pull of a man just trying to make it through the days relatively unscathed.
Psyche's Weathers by Cynthia Atkins
http://www.cynthiaatkins.com/
"Psyche's Weathers" uses the weather as a metaphor to give voice to the various psychological states of the soul or psyche....and shows how the precarious mind is the landscape of 'inner storms,' and our thoughts are clouds held up by tooth picks.
Quiet Whispers by Brenda Roberts
http://hometown.aol.com/breAhnya/breshaven.htm
a self published collection of poetry including Japanese Poetry form.
Quintessence of Quiescent by Pushpa Ratna Tuladhar
http://www.pushpatuladhar.multiply.com/
Quintessence of Quiescent, a collection of 41 poems, by Pushpa Ratna Tuladhar, poet from Nepal.
The Rancho Pantalones Trailer Park Poets by James Babwe
http://www.recursivemediaone.com/
215 pages of work from Pelo Madera Beach, San Diego County's smallest incorporated city. Co-edited by Rodney B. Scow, Significant Literary Figure. Includes the complete text of Hazardous Danger, by Neil Gumwinder.
Ravings of a Poet by Margaret Brown Bailey
Reflectons of a Poet with a vivid imagination. Looking at life and people from many perspectives.
Recipe for Disaster by Pamela Miller
http://www.mayapplepress.com/
"Miller comes up with the wackiest juxtapositions, liveliest language, and wildest similes I've ever heard. This is a book you'll want to taste, roll around on the tongue, and suck on for a while. It is a hearty candy and a 'Black Plague cake.'"--Kathleen Kirk
Reclamation by Marcia Nehemiah
http://www.marcianehemiah.com/
The autobiographical poems in Reclamation, by award-winning poet Marcia Nehemiah, explore universal themes of time, aging and death.
Red Planet Dust by Deborah P Kolodji
http://dkolodji.livejournal.com/
A collection of speculative haiku which takes you on a short journey around the universe.
Red Ribbons On Fallen Snow by Amy Hess
http://www.dragonsofrose.com/
In her second book of poetry, Amy has again taught us that she is no stranger to emotion and wants her readers to feel and experience the same. Emotions are no stranger to anyone who wraps themselves within these pages and takes on the journey of heart, self-discovery, and closure.
Reverse Kiss by Ellen Reich
Selected by Main Street Rag's Editor, M. Scott Douglas, for his Chapbook Series. Title poem won an award from dA Center for the Arts.
Rubbing the Lamp by Martin Parker
http://www.martinparker-verse.co.uk/
Light verse featuring false teeth by moonlight, unsuitable women, the diary of Old Nokomis, Hiawatha's breakfast, thongs in suburbia not sharing a lover's cornflakes, a girl asleep on a mackintosh, plastic surgery. Parody, humour, some wry, some rude, some gentle. Some not as light as it looks at first
Scattered Expressions in Time by Frederick Cooper
A book that draws from simple emotion to the harshest reality. Each poem searches for a piece of the readers life that may be close to the heart or a place to provoke the deepest thoughts. Written under the pen name Eric Samuels.
The Secrets of Falling by LaDonna Witmer
http://www.ladonnawitmer.com/
A collection of poems that chronicle a woman's fall from grace, her climb back up, and everyone she meets on the long way down.
Seven by Seven Dreams by Katherine L. Gordon
States of consciousness and longing, alternate dimensions in night travel. A close collaboration of two poets dreaming at a distance.
Shards, a Handful of Verse by Tom Berman
A collection of poetry written by a professional scientist presenting a somewhat different perception of life experiences. Some poems are serious, some humorous, some lyrical and some whimsical. None are too obscure and most should be taken with a pinch of salt.
Small Knots by Kelli Russell Agodon
http://www.agodon.com/
A collection of poems that focuses on the entanglements of a woman’s life – love, death, illness - the knots in life that make us pause and take notice.
Smoke by Gisele Frazeur
A book of erotic poems written by mother and Daughter.
Song of Myslef: A Conversation with Walt Whitman by Gary Blankenship
A draft collection of poems based upon Section of 15 of Walt Whitman's "Song of Myself." Available by April 30, 2008.
Steaming A Head by F.J. Bergmann
http://fibitz.com/
An attractive self-published chapbook of surreal, disturbing poems that have all appeared in literary journals, many that should have known better. Accompanied by random bits of disquieting clip art.
Stigmata by David Breeden
http://www.drpoetry.com/
a collection of poems
Sugar Fish by Douglas Richardson
Sugar Fish is iPod Biblical in scope, replete with sophisticated parables and lyrical parallelisms. Douglas Richardson writes like the William Cullen Bryant of our post-millennial complicated and polished times, except with extra added windows through which to scrutinize life and reflect, literally, emotionally, and in digital high-definition. Angel Perales
Thawed Stars by Alice Pero
http://www.home.earthlink.net/~pero/
Kenneth Koch said Alice Pero writes with "clarity & surprises." This book has 124 poems & 146 pages. Original cover painting & 7 drawings by artist, Bruce Silton. Shortest poem in book, "After the break of dawn/I stepped in the pieces/all day."
They Didn't Leave Notes by Michael Estabrook
These are people thumbnails, 46 poems in total, each 15 lines long, trying to condense, capture, encapsulate, pinion a person in only a few words, freeze him or her in time like a Rembrandt etching. I believe you can tell a lot about a person from only one behavior or act or mannerism.
36 Questions by Carol Edelstein
A chapbook of prose poems, self-published in 2003.
This Poem Means by Anthony A. Lee
http://www.anthonyalee.com/
This book was the winner of the Naomi Long Madgett Poetry Award for African American poets for 2005.
To the East of Ever After by Nina Schor
http://www.urmc.rochester.edu/pediatrics/about/index.cfm
Chapbook of poems, various subjects; designed by renowned graphic designer, Cipe Pineles Burti
The Torchbearer by David Turow
http://www.poets.us/
A collection of "traditional"-style poems comprising two cycles, "A History of Love" (love poetry) and "The Priest" (philosophical poetry).
Uncertain Territory by Nan Byrne
http://www.nanbyrne.com/
Uncertain Territory is a chapbook of poems about mothers and daughters.
The Universal Woman by Frieda Groffy
http://www.friedagroffy.be/
A book of poetry in 3 parts /poems inspired by Africa/ love poems and and poems inspired by New York.But if you read well love is on every page no matter the place!
Voices Israel Anthology 2007 by Mike Scheidemann
http://www.poetry-voices.8m.com/
With over 200 pages our Voices Israel Anthology is a substantive book of superior quality poetry with submissions from Israel and abroad and includes the prize winning poems for our contest. It is registered with the Washington Library of Congress.
The Walking Man by Ernesto Pangilinan Santiago
http://www.outskirtspress.com/ernestopangilinansantiago
“The Walking Man” a beautifully crafted collection, filled with songs and profound poetry that many of us can relate to, captivating man’s life in his everyday existence. The Author's own experiences in life also reflected in this book.
We Are Our Own Lions by Damien Stednitz
http://damien.stednitz.googlepages.com/
In Los Angeles poet Damien Stednitz's 2nd chapbook he tackles issues like the war in Iraq, Batwoman, Jerry Springer, and mean geese. Pages have a nice glossy sheen and book includes a color photo of the author so you can decide if he's cool or just trying to be cool.
Welcome to the Working Week by Andrew K. Peterson
Collected serial erasures constructed "on the clock" at work in a bookstore, using mis/displaced books left behind by customers as sources, re/creating con/textual experiences related to chance/intention, self/Otherness, sub/consciousnesses. Happily varied cultural texts include Watts, Cervantes, Hugo, Feynman, pre-Calculus textbook, pamphlet on western Wildflowers.
Wired by Angela Consolo Mankiewicz
http://www.poetacmank.blogspot.com/
New and Selected Poems on the usual: living and dying, loving and hating in th 20th-21st century.
Without Peace by Luis Berriozabal
Without Peace is chapbook, published by Kendra Steiner Editions in 2007. Without Peace is a long poem, where the main character is a female, who struggles with mental illness and against the voices of good and evil.
Written in Jazz by Bodo Vespaciano
http://www.bodoart.com/
I am as a man under the sea who breathes through his memories and through his mouth, his lips kissing the salt in the waves...I am a jazz writer...I start at point "a"...this is the book of my recollections...I think...
