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Janice Northerns

Janice Northerns is the author of Some Electric Hum (Lamar University Literary Press, 2020), winner of the Byron Caldwell Smith Book Award from the University of Kansas, the Nelson Poetry Book Award, and a WILLA Literary Award Finalist in Poetry. Her poems have appeared in many journals, including Ploughshares, The Laurel Review, and Southwestern American Literature. She lives in southwest Kansas.

Features & Reviews, Poetry, Reviews, Rumpus Original

Janice Northerns

Jan 25, 2023

Holding On and Letting Go: Rebecca Aronson’s Anchor

Gravity is what tethers us to the earth and to those we love, but it is also what we are constantly trying to escape. Anchor is about both these states—the holding on and the letting go—and the tension between them.
Features & Reviews, Reviews, Rumpus Original

Janice Northerns

Jun 8, 2022

Shining a Light on Sins of the South: A Review of Han VanderHart’s What Pecan Light

In What Pecan Light VanderHart seeks to address “the white ghosts / of the South” by bringing them to the light for all to see.

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Janice Northerns

Holding On and Letting Go: Rebecca Aronson’s Anchor

Shining a Light on Sins of the South: A Review of Han VanderHart’s What Pecan Light