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Light On Water: New and Selected Poems 1972 - 2022

By William Benton

Zeugma

By Thomas Fink

Steeple at Sunrise: New Poems

By Burt Kimmelman

Plan B: A Poet's Survivors Manual

By Sandy McIntosh

Zero Point Poiesis

By Burt Kimmelman, Ed.

Creativity: Where Poems Begin

By Mary Mackey

On Becoming a Poet

By Susan Terris, Editor

April on Olympia

By Lorna Dee Cervantes

The In(ter)ventions of the Hay(na)ku: Selected Tercets 1996-2019

By Eileen R. Tabios

Blue Poles

By Daniel Morris

A Pageant for Every Addiction

By Thomas Fink & Maya Mason

Blood Memory

By Gail Newman

Disparate Beasts: Basil King’s Beastiary, Part Two

By Basil King

WHERE DID POETRY COME FROM: Some Early Encounters

By Geoffrey O’Brien

Fretwork

By Lynne Thompson

Lesser Lights: More Tales From a Hamptons Apprenticeship

By Sandy McIntosh

The Jaguars That Prowl Our Dreams: New and Selected Poems 1974-2018

By Mary Mackey

Second Nature

By Patricia Carlin

History Now

By Basil King

AFTER

By Robert Gibb

Scorch Marks

By Jon Curley

Abandoned Angel: New Poems

By Burt Kimmelman

A Hole in the Ocean: A Hamptons’ Apprenticeship

By Sandy McIntosh

Latest Volcano

By Tana Jean Welch

The Connoisseur of Alleys

By Eileen R Tabios

Selected Poems & Poetic Series

By Thomas Fink

My Chocolate Sarcophagus

By Claudia Carlson

Things Done For Themselves (preverbs)

By George Quasha

Hit Play

By Daniel Morris

Any Lie You Tell Will Be the Truth

By Stephen Paul Miller

Charlotte Songs

By Paul Pines

KRAZY

By Jane Augustine

Hybrid Moments

By Jon Curley

No Map of the Earth Includes Stars

By Christina Olivares

The Spoken Word/ The Painted Hand/ from Learning to Draw/A History

By Basil King

Sun Stigmata (Sculpture Poems)

By Eileen R Tabios

DIPSTICK(DIPTYCH)

By Tom Beckett

Harriet Zinnes: New and Selected Poems

By Harriet Zinnes

Travelers with No Ticket Home

By Mary Mackey

Joyride

By Thomas Fink

Pocket Park

By Claudia Carlson

An Elephant’s Memory of Blizzards

By Neil de la Flor

Dear Hero,

By Jason McCall

Ghost of Yesterday: New and Selected Poems

By Susan Terris

Divine Madness

By Paul Pines

Cemetery Chess: Selected and New Poems

By Sandy McIntosh

Dire Straits

By Edward Foster

the relational elations of ORPHANED ALGEBRA

By Eileen R Tabios and j/j hastain

Miniatures

By Meredith Cole

Weather Is Whether

By Harriet Zinnes

There’s Only One God and You’re Not It

By Stephen Paul Miller

The Feeling Is Actual

By Paolo Javier

Sugar Zone

By Mary Mackey

The Weary World Rejoices

By Steve Fellner

Peace Conference

By Thomas Fink

Eminent Domain

By Justin Petropoulos

Inside the Ghost Factory

By Norman Finkelstein

If Not for the Courage

By Daniel Morris

The Thorn Rosary: Selected Prose Poems, 1998-2010

By Eileen R Tabios

Almost Dorothy

By Neil de la Flor

At the End of the Day: Selected Poems and an Introductory Essay

By Phillip Lopate

Ernesta, in the Style of the Flamenco

By Sandy McIntosh

Last Call at the Tin Palace

By Paul Pines

The Beginning of Sorrows

By Edward Foster

Facing It Again: New and Selected Poems

By Corinne Robins

Fort Dad

By Stephen Paul Miller

Quantum Jitters

By Patricia Carlin

n Ways Impossible to Fold

By Michael Rerick

Light Light or the Curvature of the Earth

By Harriet Zinnes

Ben Casey Days

By Rochelle Ratner

Sowing the Wind: A Requiem in the Modern World

By Edward Foster

A Woman’s Guide to Mountain Climbing

By Jane Augustine

Either She Was

By Karin Randolph

Clarity and Other Poems

By Thomas Fink

77 BEASTS: BASIL KING’S BEASTIARY

By Basil King

Blind Date with Cavafy

By Steve Fellner

Passing Over

By Norman Finkelstein

FORTY-NINE GUARANTEED WAYS TO ESCAPE DEATH

By Sandy McIntosh

THE LIGHT SANG AS IT LEFT YOUR EYES: OUR AUTOBIOGRAPHY

By Eileen R Tabios

The Elephant House

By Claudia Carlson

Breaking the Fever

By Mary Mackey

What He Ought to Know: New And Selected Poems

By Edward Foster

Balancing Acts

By Rochelle Ratner

Under the Wanderer’s Star

By Sigman Byrd

Today’s Menu

By Corinne Robins

The Good City

By Sharon Olinka

Watermark

By Jacquelyn Pope

Somehow

By Burt Kimmelman

Whither Nonstopping

By Harriet Zinnes

I Take Thee English For My Beloved

By Eileen R Tabios

The After-Death History of My Mother

By Sandy McIntosh

Skinny Eighth Avenue

By Stephen Paul Miller

Bryce Passage

By Daniel Morris

Night Lights

By Jane Augustine

After Taxes

By Thomas Fink

ONE THOUSAND YEARS

By Corinne Robins

Sharp Golden Thorn

By Chard deNiord

Natural Defenses

By Susan Terris

Gossip: A Book of Poems

By Thomas Fink

Serious Pink

By Sharon Dolin

Birds of Sorrow and Joy: New and Selected Poems, 1970-2000

By Madeline Tiger

Arbor Vitae

By Jane Augustine

Original Green

By Patricia Carlin

Between Earth and Sky

By Sandy McIntosh

House and Home

By Rochelle Ratner

MIRAGE: A POEM IN 22 SECTIONS

By Basil King

Imperfect Fit: Selected Poems

By Martha King

Reproductions of the Empty Flagpole

By Eileen R Tabios

Mahrem: Things Men Should Do For Men. A Suite for O

By Edward Foster

The Pond at Cape May Point

By Burt Kimmelman and Fred Caruso

The Bee Flies in May

By Stephen Paul Miller

Obsessional

By Sandy McIntosh

Drawing on the Wall

By Harriet Zinnes

Gathering Sparks

By Paul Pines

Familiar Tense

By Susan Terris

The Blue Hill

By Geoffrey O’Brien

A LOOKING-GLASS FOR TRAYTORS

By Edward Foster

Proof Something Happened

By Tony Trigilio

Remnant Halo

By Jon Curley

RASA

By Joanne Dominique Dwyer

Marsh Hawk Press Artistic Advisory Board

Sandy McIntosh, Publisher

Toi Derricotte
Denise Duhamel
Marilyn Hacker
Maria Mazziotti Gillan
David Lehman
Alicia Ostriker
David Shapiro
Anne Waldman
John Yau

In Memory of Marie Ponsot, Robert Creeley, Paul Pines, Allan Kornblum, Rochelle Ratner, Corinne Robins, Claudia Carlson and Harriet Zinnes. 

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Praise for Books

PAUL PINES: Charlotte Songs

The great themes—like Love, Death and Family— have inspired masterpieces and, alas, Hallmark Cards. In Charlotte Songs, Paul Pines celebrates his daughter. But, if you want the Hallmark Card version of fatherhood, you’ve come to the wrong place. Pines gives us the full paradox of living with his child as she grows from toddler to young woman. Inventive, humorous, baffling and poignant.

— Dalt Wonk