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Pilgrim & Martel are Poems and a Play by Walla Walla, WA's own Charles Potts, gonzo poet of the underground poetry scene. Illustrated by Jeremy Gaulke and put together by Least Bittern Books, the works are fascinating, ironic without bitterness, and clever to bring satisfaction and smiles.

John Swain's Under the Mountain Born collects 100 poems, many of which have appeared in fine little mags and zines. Swain's images like his tenses shift. they are plastic: now ephemeral, suddenly very real and so forth. The result is a steadiness of voice, though the poems greatly vary. The man can write a sentence, i'd say. Generally speaking nature would seem to be at the fore. The star subject of his poems, though, are his thoughts which in wheeling figure-eights convey private takes-chiefly on things like consciousness, conscience, duty, guilt, rapture, protected innocence, sorrow and the...

Look Up and Up is a collection of new poems by Bree. They are poems of nature, love, faith and perseverance. Included is 'I Dont, ' a poem of epic proportions which has been published in part and parcel by Crisis Chronicles and Guide to Kulchur presses, both out of Bree's hometown Cleveland, OH. Shes also writes memoir and fiction, draws an awful lot, and currently lives in Pleasureville, KY. Least Bittern Books is a poetry press in Henry County, KY