Her poems weave stories of trauma and survivorship, dancing on the frail and fraying edges of memory and...

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This is a thought-provoking alternative origin story of Yeshua (Jesus). The majority of this book spans six days during riots against the Jews by the Greeks in Roman Alexandria in 38 CE. Each day also...

Kaethe Schwehn’s new novel, The Gospel of Salome, was met with unanimous praise the week of its release. The latest Wildhouse Fiction book became available at major online booksellers on October 15, 2...

Our review of Kaethe Schwehn's new novel, "The Gospel of Salome"

The Book of Psalms has long served as one of Judaism's most intimate prayer collections, offering a language for the human soul’s deepest emotions—grief, gratitude, desperation, and hope.

Hard Listening is a testament of hope, celebrating the fierce feminine in song and on the streets. The collection is filled with odes—to a pair of girls hanging out on a neighbor’s porch, a naked woma...

I wouldn’t call you back—not to a body that would be unable to walk the mountains freely. Even though I miss you— even though the hole you left in me is vast—please— trust me.

A poignant poetry collection on memory, loss, and healing, "Seeing Things" explores trauma, family, and resilience.

Seeing Things by Marjorie Maddox. Wildhouse Poetry (an imprint of Wildhouse Publishing), 2025.

A poignant poetry collection on memory, loss, and healing, "Seeing Things" explores trauma, family, and resilience.

The newest collection of poems Seeing Things, by Marjorie Maddox, is a stylistic tour de force that bravely engages very difficult themes.

In "The Unfolding: Poems," Rosemerry Wahtola Trommer explores grief associated with death and finds hope and praise.

After suffering intense personal trauma, some people’s impulse is to bury it. My grandmother was one of those people. She changed her name and hid the names of family members. In contrast, others elab...