Read Features & Reviews Poetry Reviews Barbara Berman’s National Poetry Month Shout-Out Barbara BermanApril 17, 2020 Barbara Berman reviews seven poetry collections to celebrate National Poetry Month.Read
Read Features & Reviews Reviews Man vs Man vs Nature: Beyond the Sea by Paul Lynch Matt WalkerApril 15, 2020 So begins an odyssey of survival. Will they make it?Read
Read Features & Reviews Reviews For the Love of Dogs: Jennifer Finney Boylan’s Good Boy Tucker CoombeApril 8, 2020 In this sense, [the dogs] are a perfect foil for the conflicted young author.Read
Read Features & Reviews Poetry Reviews The Joy of Play: Every Writer Has a Thousand Faces (10th Anniversary Ed.) by David Biespiel Wesley SextonMarch 27, 2020 Biespiel offers a number of best practices—not just for writing poems, but for living a creative life.Read
Read Features & Reviews Poetry Reviews Intimate and Vast: Postcolonial Love Poem by Natalie Diaz Gillian NeimarkMarch 20, 2020 This is stunning work—painful, embodied, and glorious.Read
Read Features & Reviews Reviews We Will Not Be Contained: Pretty Bitches and Too Much Sara PetersenMarch 18, 2020 There will always be another word used against us.Read
Read Features & Reviews Poetry Reviews Ode to Girlhood: Olivia Gatwood’s Life of the Party Michal ZechariahMarch 13, 2020 The world that suffocates girls still has a lot to learn from them.Read
Read Features & Reviews Reviews The Search for Permanence: Hilary Leichter’s Temporary Leah GausMarch 11, 2020 A permanent job doesn’t need her, and neither do her boyfriends.Read
Read Features & Reviews Poetry Reviews Living to Survive: Bodega by Su Hwang Emily KimMarch 6, 2020 Bodega is one of the most experimental and ambitious projects that I have encountered.Read
Read Features & Reviews Reviews The Privilege of Art: Courtney Maum’s Costalegre Ian MacAllenMarch 4, 2020 There is no real freedom to create art, only the obligation to wealth.Read
Read Features & Reviews Poetry Reviews Time Is Money: Porn Carnival by Rachel Rabbit White Shy WatsonFebruary 28, 2020 This isn’t a book about loss; rather, it’s a book about sheer willpower and intentionality.Read
Read Features & Reviews Reviews The Body Uncanny: Verge by Lidia Yuknavitch Josh VigilFebruary 26, 2020 Though the stories vary in length and scope, each cuts deep into a truth of humanity.Read