Season of Flowers and Dust explores through poetry a seasonal cycle of fall, winter, and spring in the Pacific Northwest.

“Not since the writings of Robert Hass and Barbara Hurd has there been a poet who so tributes the natural world in poetry. Gregg Mosson follows the strange stars of our seasons with the attention of a birdwatcher and passion of a lover.”

—Grace Cavalieri, poet and producer of the radio show, “The Poet and the Poem from the Library of Congress.”

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Questions of Fire is a poet's response to the complex 21st century environment, from work to home to war, in an age dawning with violence. This book offers discoveries won through experience, and illuminating observations of contemporary life..

"Gregg Mosson is a unique nature poet and poetry activist," says Antler, author of Selected Poems (Soft Skull Press) and the great poem "Factory."

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Poems Against War: A Journal features poets tackling the issue of war and daily life at the dawn of the 21^st century. In Poems Against War: Ars Poetica, (Wasteland Press, 2008), poets explore the interplay of peace, war, activism, and art to make sense of our times. In Poems Against War: Music and Heroes (Wasteland Press, 2007) pictured here, poets investigate the interplay of music, violence, change, war, and song.  

Loch Raven Review editor Jim Doss calls "Poems Against War an impressive collection of political poetry, tastefully laid out and organized" (Spring 2008). Midwest Book Review calls the journal "very much recommended reading for poetry fans everywhere" (Dec. 2008).

Featured poets include Antler, Alan Barysh, Marcus Colasurdo, Ryan Harvey, Tony Hoagland, Dike Okoro, Patric Pepper, and many more.

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