Accessible Space in “What Kind of Woman”
A review of Kate Baer’s new book, ” What Kind of Woman.”
Tag: Poetry
Poetry, Prose, and Politics in “Make Me Rain”
Our review of Nikki Giovanni’s latest book, “Make Me Rain.”
Poems to Settle into in “House of Sound”
A review of Matthew Daddona’s debut poetry collection, “House of Sound”
Madness, Civilization, and the Poetry of Violence in Artaud the Mômo
A review of Antonin Artaud’s poetry collection, “Artaud the Mômo.”
Unwashed, festering, and still poignant poetry in “Ground Zero”
A review of Marc Kelly Smith’s new Poetry Collection, “Ground Zero.”
Joy Harjo on the Power of Poetry, and on Building a Comprehensive Canon of Indigenous Poems
An interview with Joy Harjo, a poet and editor of the new anthology, “When the Light of the World Was Subdued, Our Songs Came Through”.
Sonic Relationships and Semantic Rhythms in “Field Music”
An interview with Alexandria Hall about her debut poetry collection, “Field Music.”
Knocking Poetry Off Its Pedestal in “The Math Campers”
A review of Dan Chiasson’s new book, “The Math Campers.”
Solitude and Remembrance in “Middle Distance”
Our review of Stanley Plumly’s final poetry collection, “Middle Distance”.
Death Cults and Hopeful Gestures in “Sometimes I Never Suffered”
An interview with Shane McCrae about his newest collection of poetry, “Sometimes I Never Suffered.”
