July, 2021: 1st Place Winner of the Colorado Author’s League Poetry Collection Award
Kika Dorsey’s Occupied: Vienna is a Broken Man & Daughter of Hunger (2020)
September, 2021: Review of Sundown at Faith Regional by Clif Mason
“Schmitz invests her restless poetic searching with a dedication to truth-seeking that is unwavering, and with an ethical passion that lends both gravity and intellectual resonance to her poems …” Read the Review
August, 2021: Sundown at Faith Regional Poems by Barbara Schmitz
Barbara Schmitz offers Heart Medicine which “drops the pain body”—an invitation to let go to the rhythms of her love songs to life.
August, 2021: Unfinished Lives
Poems by Michael Miller
“I read Michael Miller’s poems with great pleasure in their accurate seeing, their assured phrasing, their true and proportionate feeling.”
—Richard Wilbur
September 2021: Ridges Special Edition
Alongside the heart-rending news of the passing of Diane M. Moore late this summer, we offer this tribute to her creativity, ever laced with love.
This limited hand-sewn dos-à-dos edition honors the relations among art, poetry, and friendship, so exemplified in Ridges.
May 3, 2021: Ridges Poems and Paintings by Diane Marquart Moore & Don Thornton.
“A mystical space—a union of art, poetry, biography and nature.”—ROSE ANNE RAPHAEL
September, 2021: Fall Pinyon Review #20
Poetry, Prose, and Art in a Limited Dos-à-dos Edition
Contributions by: Adnan Adnan, Sonia Alland, Roy Bentley, Rebekah Bloyd, Lawrence Bridges, Stephen Campiglio, Andrew K. Clark, Kamil Czyz, Sarah Dunphy-Lelii, John Grey, Salah Al Hamdani, Miho Kinnas, Isabelle Lagny, Tina Lear, Peter Mladinic, John Nicholson, Paulo Oliveira Ramos, Russell Rowland, Luci Shaw, Travis Stephens, and Cynthia Yatchman
October, 2021: Off Topic Poems by Grant Quackenbush
Intricately sculpted poems of modern life from New York City to Southern California—propelled with a sense of urgency bordering on a vein of chaos that flashes with crystalline precision of language.
Reading Off Topic is like the expanding moment of stillness in our perception of time as a rollercoaster free-falls: embedded in the carnival is a mature and lasting exploration of self, poetry, art, and relationship.
April, 2022: What Remains to Be Said New and Selected Poems by Robert B. Shaw
“In his new and selected poems, What Remains to Be Said, Robert B. Shaw gives us the full human range of his verse as he charts his life from gains to losses, joy to grief, with irony, wit, and compassion.”—Mark Jarman
April, 2022: Bird City, American Eye Poems and Proems by Ahrend Torrey
In the stillness of the heart in flight, we find poems colored with mindful observations: birds, humanity, relationship. Set in the lagoons, rivers, neighborhoods, gardens, cafés, marshlands, and highways of southern Louisiana.
April, 2022: Spill Some New Brightness Poems by Francine Marie Tolf
Francine Marie Tolf’s poetry is like the leaves she describes in one of her poems: “green fire in morning sun.” Spill Some New Brightness opens in a place where grief and gratitude walk hand in hand
April, 2022: Spring Pinyon Review, #21: Sun Gathering
Poetry, Prose, and Art in a Handmade Limited Edition
Contributions by: Annette Barnes, Paul Dickey, Gary Hotham, Marcia L. Hurlow, Michael Miller, Isabel Saralegui, Robert B. Shaw, Will Simescu, Max Keith Sutton, Ahrend Torrey, and Cynthia Yatchman
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