Solitude and Remembrance in “Middle Distance”
Our review of Stanley Plumly’s final poetry collection, “Middle Distance”.
Tag: Poetry
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.”
Shaped by the Earth: Natural Beauty in “geode”
An interview with poet Susan Barbra on her new collection, “geode.”
The Duress of Solitude in Karen Solie’s “The Caiplie Caves”
An interview with Karen Solie about her book,”The Caiplie Caves.”
13 Books by Queer Authors Who’ve Called the Midwest Home
Books available in 2020 from queer authors you shouldn’t miss.
A Meditation on Noticing in “A Memory of the Future”
Our review of Elizabeth Spire’s latest poetry collection, “A Memory of the Future”
“Mezzanine” Offers Truth in the Minutiae
A review of Zoë Hitzig’s new book, “Mezzanine.”
Mourning and Reminiscing in “So Forth”
A review of Rosanna Warren’s latest collection of poems, “So Forth”.
Translation as Mode in “DMZ Colony”
A review of Don Mee Choi’s new book, “DMZ Colony.”
Wonder and Wine in The Rubáiyát of Omar Khayyam
A review of Juan Cole’s new translation.
