Review by Issa M. Lewis – The idea of what a mother should be is often romanticized in popular thought.…
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“Pryputniewicz does not flinch from the challenges of the labyrinth—pathways that might lead equally, or randomly, to betrayal or desire.”—Bhanu…
Review by Julie Maloney – What moves me about Nancy Gerber’s latest work, Fire and Ice, is how she captures…
He could do it himself, make his own sandwich, omelette and Monterey Jack in pita bread, no tomato, just a…
At 2 am I sit in a car in an unmarked parking spot around the corner from the house. Will…
Review by Marcene Gandolfo – In Sunday school, when we chose roles for the Easter play, no one wanted to…
Review by Libby Maxey – I expected to graze on Nicole Callihan’s Superloop (Sock Monkey Press, 2014), but I ended…
Review by Judy Swann – The first recorded poetry I ever heard the Joan Baez Baptism album; and in the…
Review by Maura Candela – Katrinka Moore’s third book of poetry, Numa, published by Aqueduct Press, is a departure from…
You came when a woman is usually past the messiness of a child with all its evolutionary prized self-centeredness and…