Praise for Bluewords Greening: Bluewords Greening is a book about motherhood—love and family and fear and failure and mini-ninjas.…
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Review by Marcene Gandolfo In many ancient myths, the wound simultaneously provides cause for suffering and source for transformation. The…
An exercise on Psalm 119 I am truly blameless. Or happy. Or neither one. Deep at night, I sit in…
Review by Mindy Kronenberg The structure of We are Traveling Through Dark at Tremendous Speeds creates an odd and…
We sit in the kitchen my grandmother, my mother, me listening to the susurration of water boiling on the stove.…
Review by Grace Gardiner – Abundance abounds throughout the ever-tight and crisp poems that comprise Night Ringing, a finalist for…
Review by Mindy Kronenberg – One of the things that is delightfully deceptive about L.B. Williams’s chapbook, The Eighth Phrase,…
Review by Marcene Gandolfo – Whether read as a memoir in verse or a collection of poetry, A. M. O’Malley’s…
Review by Michelle Wilbert – As I completed Atoosa Grey’s organically lush Black Hollyhock, I thought immediately of the nearly…
Review by Judith Swan – When the 19th century’s Anna Laetitia Barbauld addressed the less-than-classical theme of motherhood, the terms “sentiment”…