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Read Features & Reviews Poetry Reviews A Window with Reality Through It: Everything Here by Billie Swift Emily PérezSeptember 20, 2019 Swift’s shuffled lines create haunting, breathtaking possibilities.Read
Read Features & Reviews Reviews Everyone You Love Is Broke: The Not Wives by Carley Moore Sandie FriedmanSeptember 18, 2019 How do you go on when the losses seem unbearable?Read
Read Features & Reviews Poetry Reviews The (Pleasurable) Anxiety of (Aesthetic) Influence: Bill Berkson’s A Frank O’Hara Notebook Dean RaderSeptember 13, 2019 Long after O’Hara died, O’Hara was still influencing, shaping, editing, Berkson.Read
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Read Features & Reviews Poetry Reviews A Parcel of Stories: Hard Damage by Aria Aber Marie ScarlesSeptember 6, 2019 The speaker in Hard Damage, it seems, is writing herself to life.Read
Read Features & Reviews Reviews Pay Attention: T Fleischmann’s Time Is the Thing a Body Moves Through Darcy Jay GagnonSeptember 4, 2019 I’m hungry for truth and kids are just spouting facts up and down the street.Read
Read Features & Reviews Poetry Reviews Courageous Music: Jane Mead’s To the Wren: Collected & New Poems Barbara BermanAugust 30, 2019 Her poems make felt observations sing, no matter the subject.Read