Susan Glassmeyer is named Ohio Poetry Day Association poet of the year (2018) for Invisible Fish
The Ohio Poetry Day Association has name Susan Glassmeyer poet of the year for her book Invisible Fish. “Susan F. Glassmeyer has been imagining poems since childhood when her Kentucky Grandfather explained the language and …
James Bourey reviews Martin Willitts Jr.’s The Uncertain Lover in the The Broadkill Review
Martin Willitts Jr. latest book of poems The Uncertain Lover is reviewed by James Bourey in the online journal The Broadkill Review. Martin Willitts Jr. is also the author of Secrets No One Must Talk …
Owen Lewis’s poem is second place winner in Wigtown Book Festival poetry competition
Owen Lewis author of, Sometimes Full of Daylight, Best Man, and Marriage Map has earned second place in the Wigtown Book Festival poetry competition 2018, for his poem “As if it didn’t matter which way was …
Karen George’s poem Listen, is featured on Verse Daily.
From her book A Map and One Year, Karen George’s poem Listen, is today’s featured poem on Verse Daily.
Michael Heller is featured in Jacket2
Michael Heller (A Look at the Door with the Hinges Off, and Earth and Cave, and Constellations of Waking – soon to be published by Dos Madres late 2018, early 2019) is featured in the …
Dennis Daly reviews Stuart Bartow’s latest book of poems titled Green Midnight
Dennis Daly author of Night Walking with Nathaniel – Poems of Salem, and Pantoums, reviews Green Midnight by Stuart Bartow in the journal Boston Area Small Press and Poetry Scene. Stuart Bartow is also the …
Eric Hoffman is the featured poet in this month’s Galatea
Eric Hoffman and his latest book of verse, Presence of Life, is the featured poet in Galatea Resurrects. Eric is also author of Life at Braintree, The American Eye, By the Hours, and Forms of …
Karen George’s A Map and One Year is engaged by Eileen Tabios in Galatea Resurrects
A Map and One Year by Karen George is given review by Eileen Tabios in the online journal Galatea Resurrects. Eileen Tabios is author of INVENT[ST]ORY, and Murder Death Resurrection. “Sometimes, we poet-as-readers are such …
Vince Passaro interviews Igor Webb author of Christopher Smart’s Cat
Igor Webb author of Christopher Smart’s Cat is interviewed on YouTube by Vince Passaro.
Leaning Into The Infinite by Marc Vincenz is reviewed in North of Oxford
Larissa Shmailo reviews Leaning Into The Infinite by Marc Vincenz. “I am not a fan of the unadorned vernacular in poetry, no matter how sincere its sentiment or pertinent its message. In my book, what a poet …