Owen Lewis’s Best Man Reviewed in Head Butler

Dos Madres Press on November 23, 2015

Owen Lewis, author of Sometimes Full of Daylight, has his new book of poems, Best Man, reviewed by Jesse Kornbluth in the online journal Head Butler.

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