Old Ballerina Club by Sharon Olinka is reviewed in Galatea Resurrects

Dos Madres Press on May 27, 2018

Sharon Olinka’s book of poetry, Old Ballerina Club is reviewed by Sheila Black in the latest issue of Galatea Resurrects.

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