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Poetry. "Manuel Iris reclaims the poetic space as a radical exploration and celebration of paternal love and tenderness. If language is a vector of truth and transformation, if 'the poem opens its wound' to the spaces in which we examine ourselves a...
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Poetry. “In SMALL TALK, Stephan Delbos has accomplished, if not the impossible, the unlikely feat of fusing a Rilkean Romanticism with something like Bunting’s al dente concision and taut rhythms, a squaring the circle of a 21st century modern lyric...
Poetry. In this second collection of his verse, Lawrence Cottrell continues his personal journey along meridians of the ineffable. His songs are of hallelujah and loss, and remain an elegant and human remonstrance nailed to the door of this cathedra...
Poetry. In her debut poetry collection, Rachel Kaufman enters the archive's unconscious to reveal the melodies hidden within the language of the past. MANY TO REMEMBER unravels the histories of New Mexican crypto-Jews and the Mexican Inquisition alo...
Poetry. "WE SLEPT THE ANIMAL is one of the most intensely populated books since Whitman—and yet, 'We are made / in the image of loss,' Kalamaras reminds us in 'Letter to Eric from Cripple Creek.' Like the Richard Hugo book which is precursor, we fin...
Poetry. "Sometime in the 1980's, I first read Dom Helder Camara's A Thousand Reasons for Living. It became one of a very few volumes I have revisited over and over again throughout my life. The book is a collection of the Brazilian priest's most int...
Poetry. "Alan Catlin's MEMORIES is a dream book that leaps from right now to way back. In short, bursting vignettes he lets his mind and words play across memory and all the randomness memory triggers. From an opium dream to Candace Bergen, from a s...
Poetry. Moving from illness, back into memory, and again into an ever-present present, the poems in HOW SMALL THE SKY REALLY DREAMS find new spaces to inhabit within the undulating, rhythmic, teeming natural world, a world of bodies, movement, and d...
Poetry. THE DUST, J.R. Solonche's twenty-first book of poetry, is a worthy addition to his oeuvre. In poems like "Purple Crocus," "Skunk Cabbage," "Opossum," "There Is an Insistent Green," "Such a Noise in the Woods," and many others, his eye for th...
Poetry. "Henry Weinfield's poems are, like the bird of his title, dark and foreboding. Western civilization, they appear to be telling us, has lost its way and now has nowhere to go. But this view is expressed in poems as articulate, elegant, learne...
Poetry. At the heart of IN A BROKEN STAR, we find the themes of diaspora and quest romance, prophecy and gnosis, which have long suffused Norman Finkelstein's poetry. The central poem of the book, "The Adventures of Pascal Wanderlust," is a long nar...
Poetry. The poems in FEVER AND BONE meditate on the bright and bitter moments that make up the human experience of time. Poems written during the first year of the pandemic embody the writer's awareness of temporality, contagion and mortality—of bod...
Poetry. "'With every curse a little blessing,' Pauletta Hansel quotes in her chapbook FRIEND, a collection of epistolary poems written during the first six months of the pandemic. The centerpiece of this collection is a collage that encompasses bota...
Poetry. Megan D. Henson's second poetry collection explores the fluid identity of a ghost who calls herself Little Girl Gray and begins appearing to Henson at her bedside during a stay in a psychiatric hospital. Through this exploration in the form ...
Poetry. Linehan's fourth collection, & COMPANY, now presented by Dos Madres Press, moves into a new setting, subject, and style. In a search to know her maternal grandmother, Linehan turns to the documentation painters left of the fashion worlds in ...