Category: Reviews
Diane Kendig reviews three Dos Madres books of poetry in Charge Magazine
Diane Kendig reviews Leonard Trawick’s A 24-Hour Cotillion, Cathy Essinger’s The Apricot And The Moon, and Anne Whitehouse’s Outside from the Inside. Dos Madres Press, a small press in Ohio run by Editor Robert J. …
Pauletta Hansel’s Friend is reviewed by Meredith Sue Willis
Bonnie Proudfoot reviews Pauletta Hansel’s new book of poetry titled Friend on the Meredith Sue Willis’s Blog. “In early March of 2020, just before the Covid-19 pandemic began to make itself known, Pauletta Hansel, former Cincinnati …
Bob Snyder’s book of poems Milky Way Accent is reviewed in the Boston Area Small Press and Poetry Scene
Gregory J. Wolos reviews Bob Snyder’s book of poems Milky Way Accent in the Boston Area Small Press and Poetry Scene. “Bob Snyder, whose poems are gathered in Milky Way Accent, died twenty-five years ago. …
Marcia Ross reviews Irene Mitchell’s book of poetry, Fever.
“The temperature in Irene Mitchell’s stunning new collection of poems, Fever, holds steady throughout at about 101.5°. give or take an occasional cooling breeze. Mitchell’s excitingly named book makes several mentions of the word in poems …
Michael Templeton Reviews Milky Way Accent by Bob Snyder
By a stroke of dumb luck, I happened to finally begin Bob Snyder’s Milky Way Accent just as I finished The Savage Detectives by Roberto Bolano. These things may seem as far apart as one …
Karen George reviews The Apricot and the Moon by Cathryn Essinger
The Apricot and the Moon by Cathryn Essinger is reviewed in Poetry Matters by Karen George. Cathryn Essinger’s new collection, The Apricot and the Moon, is an exploration and meditation on abundance, fragility, and loss; creation, imagination, …
A review of Field Light by Owen Lewis is featured in Boston Area Small Press and Poetry Scene
Gregory J. Wolos reviews Owen Lewis’s latest book of poetry Field Light in the Boston Area Small Press and Poetry Scene. Owen Lewis’s Field Light is more than a collection of thematically connected poems. Using …
Two Henry Weinfield poems, “When the Dark Days Come”, and “As the Crow Flies” are featured in The David M. Katz Poetry Blog
David Katz introduces Henry Weinfield’s “When the Dark Days Come”, and “As the Crow Flies”, both appearing in The David M. Katz Poetry Blog. When the dark days come, what will remain?” Henry Weinfield was …
Donald Wellman’s Crossing Mexico: Diaria Mexicano is reviewed in Boston Area Small Press and Poetry Scene
Crossing Mexico: Diario Mexicano by Donald Wellman is reviewed by Gregary J. Rolos in Boston Area Small Press and Poetry Scene. “Donald Wellman’s new work, Crossing Mexico: Diario Mexicano has transported me to Mexico, a place I’ve …
Who Goes There by Geoffrey O’Brien is reviewed in the blog Restless Messengers
Geoffrey O’Brien’s Who Goes There is reviewed by Joseph Donahue in Restless Messenger: Poetry in Review. The interrogative of the title alerts us, yes, to “who” goes there, but also, given the poet involved in …