Writing in the Ether by Catherine Arra is reviewed in Galatea Resurrects
Catherine Arra’s new book of poems Writing in the Ether is reviewed by Galatea Resurrect’s editor Eileen Tabios in the December issue of Galatea Resurrects. Eileen Tabios is author of INVENT[ST]ORY, and Murder Death Resurrection.
Roger Mitchell’s “Plague” is the featured poem in Verse Daily
Roger Mitchell’s poem “Plague” from his new book of poems Reason’s Dream is the featured poem for November 13, 2018 in Verse Daily.
Pauletta Hansel and Mark Flanigan Radio Interview: Celebrating The Life of Aralee Strange
Mark Flanigan and Pauletta Hansel are interviewed by Barbara Gray on WVXU, celebrating the life of Aralee Strange and her last book of poems, The Road Itself.
Jeff Cyphers Wright author of Blue Lyre is interviewed in Am-FM Magazine
John Wisniewski interviews Jeff Wright, author of Blue Lyre, in the online Am-FM magazine. “Jeffrey Cyphers Wright is an artist, critic, eco-activist, impresario and publisher, but is best known as a poet. He received his …
Jeffrey Cyphers Wright’s Blue Lyre is reviewed in Café Review
Jim Feast reviews Jeff Wright’s Blue Lyre in in the online journal Café Review. “Early in Jeff Wright’s marvelous new book of poems, Blue Lyre, he notes his (partial) affiliation with one writing tradition: The …
Poetry Lover’s Dinner Event by Michael Templeton
Hosted by the Bonbonerie, the Poetry Lover’s Dinner Event featured three magnificent poets from the Dos Madre’s roster. Susan Glassmeyer, Pauletta Hansel, and Megan Hanson were assembled to read from their most recent books. Dinner …
David Giannini’s The Future Only Rattles When You Pick It Up is reviewed in The Berkshire Edge
David Giannini, author of The Future Only Rattles When You Pick It Up is reviewed by Hannah Van Sickle in The Berkshire Edge. David Giannini is also the author of Faces Somewhere Wild. “David Giannini’s …
Pauletta Hansel’s Palindrome is reviewed in Still: The Journal
Pauletta Hansel author of First Person, What I Did There, and Tangle has her most recent book of poems, Palindrome, reviewed by Linda Parsons in the journal Still. “The word palindrome was coined in the seventeenth …
Norman Finkelstein’s From the Files of the Immanent Foundation is reviewed in Rain Taxi
Alexander Dickow reviews Norman Finkelstein’s most recent book of poetry, From the Files of the Immanent Foundation. Norman Finkelstein is also the author of An Assembly, Scribe, and The Ratio of Reason to Magic, all …
Norman Finkelstein’s From the Files of the Immanent Foundation is reviewed in Plume.
Joshua Corey reviews Norman Finkelstein’s latest book of poetry, From the Files of the Immanent Foundation. “Decision,” the first poem in Norman Finkelstein’s new book, announces an end to preliminaries and prolegomena: you must decide …