Mirande Bissell reads her poem, "Air Poem" from Sugar House Review #27.

Mirande Bissell's, "Air Poem"

Juan J. Morales reads his poem, "Looking for Duende" from Sugar House Review #27.

Juan J. Morales' "Looking for Duende"

Shari Zollinger reads her poem, "Kill Your Darlings, a Zodiac" from Sugar House Review #27.

Shari Zollinger's, "Kill Your Darlings: a Zodiac"

Cyan James reads her poem, "Q: Are You Concerned About Diabetes" from Sugar House Review #28.

Cyan James', "Q: Are You Concerned About Diabetes"

Betsy Mitchell Martinez reads her poem, "Building L: Los Danzantes" from Sugar House Review #28.

Betsy Mitchell Martinez's, "Building L: Los Danzantes"

Ann-Marie Blanchard reads her poem, "Fidelity Is Not Dead" from Sugar House Review #28

Ann-Marie Blanchard's, "Fidelity Is Not Dead"

Seth Hagen reads his poem, "One of Us" from Sugar House Review #28

Seth Hagen's, "One of Us"

Christy Prahl reads her poem, "Still Life" from Sugar House Review #28

Christy Prahl's, "Still Life"

Michael Change reads their poem, "执迷不悔 Unrepentant" from Sugar House Review #28.

Michael Chang's, "执迷不悔 Unrepentant"

Eli V. Rahm reads their poem, "Nocturne" from Sugar House Review #29. 

Eli V. Rahm's "Nocturne"

In an effort to avoid verbosity, we'll put it succinctly: we love poetry. 

Our name is based on both our location and desire to publish sticky, heart-racing, sweet, sweet addictive poetry. Sugar House is a neighborhood within Salt Lake City. It was named after the sugar beet factory of the Deseret Manufacturing Company which operated in Sugar House from 1851–1855.

We are excited to be some of the first people to see your work and to help the best of that work become available to a larger audience.

Poetry is alive and well.

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