Richard Sanger's second collection of poems, Calling Home, like his first, is committed to traditional ...
By Bert Almon
Poetry
It's astonishing and somewhat alarming what can pass for poetry under the auspices of spoken word. Just add a ...
By Adrienne Ho
It's astonishing and somewhat alarming what can pass for poetry under the auspices of spoken word. Just add a ...
By Adrienne Ho
Maggie Helwig's new collection gives a good overview of a career which has developed without much commentary. The ...
By Bert Almon
Jon Paul Fiorentino crosses the threshold of despair and completely immerses both himself and the reader in a ...
By Sonja A. Skarstedt
Jon Paul Fiorentino crosses the threshold of despair and completely immerses both himself and the reader in a ...
By Sonja A. Skarstedt
This elegant book of verse is an exercise in the elegaic written, as the author indicates in more than one poem, ...
By Lucille King-Edwards
Todd Swift is an unsettling writer. One of the things that strikes me about his latest poetry collection, Café ...
By Adrienne Ho
The Envelope, Please, by Swifty Lazarus - a collaboration between the poet and the composer/musician Tom ...
By Adrienne Ho
After rejuvenating the myth of Alice in White Stone, and after writing the elegant, self-assured, ...
By Carmine Starnino
Girls and Handsome Dogs by Norm Sibum is an eccentric work. Halfway into it, I confess I felt like the lady ...
By Andrew Steinmetz
Clinical Studies, a slim volume of free verse, is George Slobodzian's first book-length collection of ...
By Andrew Steinmetz