Within the northwestern hills of Connecticut they met each Sunday night. They came to admit an addiction and be supported by fellow addicts. The first step was to confess their affliction - they were poets, and so they dubbed these meetings Poets Anonymous. They shared their latest work: critiquing its form, decoding its message, and continually striving to improve their art. It's Only Paper: An Unlikely Anthology is the product of these confessions. It presents readers with a collection of the most favored pieces from these writers.