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Book Review: Unpressed by Tess Kincaid
New poetry by the mistress of mechanical advantage.
Read More »Book Review: With Robert Lowell and His Circle by Kathleen Spivack
The best introduction to the world of American poetry in the 1950s, 1960s and 1970s you're liable to read.
Read More »Book Review: Ordinary Inspiration: Selected Poems by Brian Wayne Maki
New poetry collection finds meaning in life’s ordinary moments.
Read More »Book Review: One Innocent and Ordinary Life: Short Stories and Poems (Volume 1) by Brian Wayne Maki
One Innocent and Ordinary Life reminds readers of daily magic in our lives.
Read More »The Resurrecting Inspiration of Jehanne Dubrow’s Stateside
For the military spouse of the combat-deployed, a lot of what goes unspoken could burn a hole through paper.
Read More »Book Review: Purgatory: Poems by Amelia Martens
Amelia Martens resurrects the idea of purgatory.
Read More »Book Review: Fug You – A History of the Counterculture by Ed Sanders
Fugs leader still recalls life in the radical underground during the sixties.
Read More »Music Review: Spielgusher – Spielgusher
Is it poetic pornography or pornographic poetry?
Read More »DVD Review: The Song of Lunch
The Song of Lunch is poetry on screen, performed by two of the best actors in the business.
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