Wings Apart by Burt Kimmelman is reviewed by Meredith Sue Willis
Burt Kimmelman is also the author of There are Words, and The Way We Live. Wings Apart from the accomplished Burt Kimmelman (see my remarks on his last book of new poems) is his tenth …
Catharine Arra is interviewed by Kristen-Holt Browning
Catharine Arra is interviewed by Kristen-Holt Browning about her book Writing in the Ether. When I started writing poetry again a couple of years ago, after a decade-long lapse , one of the first people …
David Giannini’s Mayhap is reviewed by Joseph Hutchison
David Giannini author of Faces Somewhere Wild, The Future Only Rattles When You Pick it Up, In a Moment We May Be Strangely Blended, has his latest book of poems, Mayhap, reviewed by Joseph Hutchison. …
Charlie Rossiter interviews Mary Kathryn Jablonski on the podcast “Poetry Spoken Here”
Mary Katherine Jablonski is interviewed about, as well as reads from, her book of poems Sugar Maker Moon.
Jake Marmer interviews Hank Lazer for Tablet
Hank Lazer author of Slowly Becoming Awake is interviewed by Jake Marmer in Tablet’s Arts and Culture section: “I’m a Jew and a Buddhist living in the Deep South. I feel compelled to define what …
Dennis Daly reviews R. Nemo Hill’s Magellan’s Reveries
R. Nemo Hill’s Magellan’s Reveries is reviewed by Dennis Daly in Boston Area Small Press and Poetry Scene. “Perhaps life’s never-ending voyage? Perhaps the tidal pull of infinity? Perhaps an ekphrastic exercise of love? R. …
Grace Curtis’s poem, “The Lady in the Iron Mask” is featured in Verse Daily
Grace Curtis’s poem, “The Lady in the Iron Mask“, from her latest book of poetry Everything Gets Old is a featured Poem Of The Day in Verse Daily. Grace Curtis is also author of The Shape …
Daniel Shapiro is interviewed in Interlitq
“Daniel Shapiro is author of the poetry collections The Red Handkerchief and Other Poems (2014), Woman at the Cusp of Twilight (2016), and Child with a Swan’s Wings (2018), all published by Dos Madres Press. …
Henry Gould’s Ravenna Diagram, Volume II is reviewed by Billy Mills
Billy Mills reviews Henry Gould’s Ravenna Diagram, Volume II in his online blog, Elliptical Movements: “And so, it seems I was wrong. In my review of the first volume of Henry Gould’s long, and as …
Long essay in Jacket2: Eileen Tabios’s Murder Death Resurrection
Eileen Tabios on her book Murder Death Resurrection in Jacket2: “In 2013, I was weary of everything I’d written. So I decided to murder my poems — specifically twenty-seven poetry collections published up to that …