Nina Bennett reviews David Graham's newest collection
"In “At Sixty-Five,” the speaker says “on my birthday I want nothing but/ more of everything.” Spot on- I want more David Graham poetry. "
Spring, Vol 17.2
Nina Bennett reviews David Graham's newest collection
Michael Glaser's Threshold of Light Shines
Review of Katherine Gekker's In Search of Warm Breathing Things
Review of Catechesis: a postpastoral, by Lindsay Lusby
Review of Haywire, a flash fiction novel, by Thaddeus Rutkowski
Review of Ann Fisher-Wirth's The Bones of Winter Birds
Review by James Bourey: A Grammar for Snow by Richard Luftig
Book Review by James Bourey: Jane Ebihara's A Reminder of Hunger and Wings
James Arthur's The Suicide's Son is full of wonder
A review of Heart X-Rays, a modern epic poem by Marcus Colasurdo & GH Mosson
A review of Poems from the Garage by Allen J. Kourofsky
A review of Devon Miller Dugan's The Slow Salute
David Oates brings humor in The Deer's Bandanna
A review of Linda Blaskey's debut, White Horses
A review of Witches of Lila Spring by Sabrina Ito, Plan B Press
Review of Caught in the Myth by Alison Stone
Walter Bargen explores the ruin of dementia in My Other Mother's Red Mercedes
A review of Paige Riehl's Suspension
A review of Thaddeus Rutkowski's Border Crossing
A review of Ricky Ray's Fealty, Eyewear Publishing