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First Poets
From the drunk tank to the graduate seminar, We are no longer the smart kids...
The poems in The Language We Were Never Taught to Speak explore the many identities,...
Orioles in the Oranges is an exquisitely told story of a destructive modern love, woven...
Maria Caltabiano's poems are the result of years of ponderings and musings about life after losing her husband to cancer. They paint moments that clung to her and begged expression. Most try to work through the sadness and introspection that accompanies loss and mourning. But they also depict a healing process that imposes a new perspective as one embarks on an unknown road: the fears, the guilt, the joys. Nature figures prominently as a teacher and a source of solace. A sanctum away from a troubled world, be it the inner world, or the outer one of politics, religion,...
