Still, while the poetic commentary is the frosting, the music is the cake. And in the end, 'Everblue' is some mighty tasty cake.
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Book Review: ‘Agapé: Heaven & Earth’ by Bob MacKenzie – Celebrating Fifty Years Of Poetry
Fifty years of innovative, creative and inspired poetry
Read More »Book Review: ‘Waiting For Grace & Other Poems’ by Christopher Locke
Locke’s verse is delightful and superb, if somewhat irascible. He demonstrates no concern for anyone’s vanity, even his own. And he doesn’t indulge in what-if speculation. He simply sees and feels and expresses what he feels.
Read More »Interview: Marly Youmans, Author of ‘Glimmerglass: A Novel’, Poet and Teacher, Part 2 of 2
'If I could tell my young self something, I'd say that she should not let anything take away her joy in making things out of words – that whatever tends to take away from that deep play and pleasure should be questioned.'
Read More »Interview: Marly Youmans, Author of ‘Glimmerglass: A Novel,’ Poet and Writing Instructor, Part 1 of 2
'Anything that deepens your life is of use to a writer. Anything that makes you a bigger person on the inside is of use. Anything that helps you understand other people is of use. And anything that causes you to grieve, love, be sheltering, be upset, and feel joy is of use.'
Read More »Interview: Poet Jon M. Nelson, Author of ‘Reflections of Life’
In addition to sharing his talent through his poetry, Nelson serves in the military.
Read More »Book Review: ‘Goddess Heart Rising’ by Roslyn Elena McGrath
I wonder why men don’t write books about the gods of mythology in this vein.
Read More »Music DVD Review: Suzanne Vega – ‘Live: Solitude Standing’
It is a joy to hear and see Vega sing her hits.
Read More »Mine Eye Hath Played the Painter: Len Cariou in Video Sonnet on Shakespeare’s 450th Birthday
New York Shakespeare Exchange is setting all of Shakespeare's sonnets one by one to short films set all around New York City.
Read More »Book Review: ‘Floats the Dark Shadow’ by Yves Fey
Can the horror in the shadows of the beautiful city of Paris dim its lights to the world?
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