Lawrence Cottrell has three poems featured in the October edition of New English Review
Lawrence Cottrell, author of Odd Fussings, and Hallelujahs from Oblivion’s Ridgepole, has three poems featured in the October edition of New English Review.
Dennis Daly Reviews & Company by Moira Linehan
& Company by Moira Linehan is reviewed by Dennis Daly in Boston Area Small Press & Poetry Scene. Elegant beyond elegance. Moira Linehan stitches together a palimpsest biography of her mother’s mother, Marie Louise Raimbault Wacha, …
John Tripoulas has two poems featured in Ergon
Ergon, a journal of Greek/American Arts and Letters features two poems by John Tripoulas.
Lawrence Cottrell featured in the September issue of New English Review
New English Review features three poems by Lawrence Cottrell. Lawrence Cottrell is the author of Odd Fussings, and Hallelujahs from Oblivion’s Ridgepole.
Michael Heller’s work is featured in Caesura
Caesura an online journal of the literature and the arts has published an extensive feature on the work of Michael Heller in their “Skald” series. The feature has an introduction to Michael Heller’s work by Norman …
Courtesy of American Book Review, David Katz’s In Praise of Manhattan is reviewed by Hilane-Levine Keating
Hilane-Levine Keating’s review of David Katz’s In Praise of Manhattan, titled Manahatta is featured in the American Book Review, and David Katz’s POETRY BLOG. When his fourth book of poems, In Praise of Manhattan, appeared …
Donald J. McNutt Reviews In a Moment We May Be Strangely Blended By David Giannini
David Giannini’s originality as a poet becomes immediately evident within the title of In a Moment We May Be Strangely Blended. As I’ve noted before in these pages, Giannini is masterful at creating double meanings …
Two Dos Madres Titles Have Been Honored By The Massachusetts Center For The Book
Field Light by Owen Lewis, and First Generation by Krikor Der Hohannesian have been honored by the Massachusetts Center For The Book as Must Reads in the category for poetry in the 21st Annual Massachusetts Book Awards.
Daniel Shapiro reads a poem from his book of poetry Woman at the Cusp of Twilight
Video of Daniel Shapiro reading a poem from Woman at the Cusp of Twilight in a promotion for Poetica magazine.
Henry Gould’s Ravenna Diagram III is reviewed in Elliptical Movements
Ravenna Diagram III by Henry Gould is reviewed by Billy Mills in his blog Elliptical Movements. And so we reach paradise, or do we? Gould’s epic of American history reaches its final leg, with the …