Poetry

A chapbook-style collection of poetry by early 1980s Chicago-based poet Ken Serritos. Published by Movimiento ARtistico CHicano (MARCH) with funding from the Illinois Arts Council. With black-and-white photo of poet.

An ardent defender of the right to be lazy who recognizes that the practice of poetry is inseparable from the global struggle for the emancipation of wildlife, wilderness, women, children, and the working class, he can usually be found disturbing the peace in Chicago and elsewhere. A collection of poetry from Franklin Rosemont.

Arsenic Lobster Poetry Journal is published quarterly. Online issues are released in April, August, and December. The print edition includes selected works published online August-April and is published annually in June by Mist Publications in Chicago, IL.

On visiting the grave of an early twentieth century writer, John Dickinson said, "Here lies is a lie." His book, in many ways, proves that the forces that drive writers, musicians, dancers, and artists push them far beyond. You will find they are still living in these pages of The Music of Solid Objects.

Collection of poetry by Marydale Stewart. A book about home and identity.

Poems by Evanston resident Stephen G. Wingeier. Themes include politics and the environment.

Poems on a variety of themes, including love, nature, and political activism, by Evanston resident Stephen Wingeier. Cover photograph by Kathi Osburn.

Ramblings is the literary magazine of Glenbard East High School in Lombard, IL, featuring student poetry, prose, art, and photography.

Chapbook of poetry on various themes by Paulette Roeske, an Evanston resident and Vice President of The Poetry Center at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Subject matter includes family, teaching, art, and death. Illnois Writers Incorporated, affiliated with Illinois State University in Normal, IL, published Roeske as the winner of their 1991 chapbook competition.

Fuel is a literary zine of fiction, poetry, and art from various contributors.