Poetry Review of Praise Song for My Children in the Pittsburgh Current
There is strength in pain, the rivers are forever, and the women endure. From the moment she shirked her childhood chores in Monrovia and instead…
Poetry There is strength in pain, the rivers are forever, and the women endure. From the moment she shirked her childhood chores in Monrovia and instead…
Review Colorado Review has published a wonderful review of Charles Kell‘s debut poetry collection Cage of Lit Glass. Reviewer Alyse Bensel provides smart and thoughtful insights about…
Review Cydnee Devereaux’s truly insightful review of Sheryl St. Germain’s The Small Door of Your Death appears in the 2020 issue of Presence: A Journal of Catholic Poetry.…
Review We love the work Brevity does, and so we were thrilled to read Stacie Worrell’s review of Jennifer Renee Blevin’s Limited by Body Habitus: An American Fat…
Review We love Sundress Publications’ vibrant review of The Gutter Spread Guide to Prayer. Reviewer Quinn Carver Johnson describes Eric Tran’s debut poetry collection as versatile, alive,…
Review Autumn House is moved by Robert Hirshfield’s review of The Moon is Almost Full by the late Chana Bloch in The Jerusalem Report. Hirshfield goes beyond…
Review In her review of Patricia Jabbeh Wesley’s Praise Song for My Children, Mary Ellen Talley beautifully captures the hope and resilience that Patricia’s writing embodies in…
Review In this review of Bull and Other Stories, Michael Czyzniejewski considers characters that are complex, flawed, and downright unlikable at times (in the case of…
Review Michael Czyzniejewski aptly picks up on Hadley Moore’s mix of humor and tragedy in his close review of Not Dead Yet and Other Stories by Hadley…
Review “Vibrant.” “Radiant.” “Complex.” Publishers Weekly’s review of Eric Tran’s poetry collection The Gutter Spread Guide to Prayer is short but mighty. It manages to capture…
Review Katie Sticca's review of Not Dead Yet in the new issue of Salamander is so good. Sticca's insights into Hadley's work are spot-on; she gets…
Review The Maynard‘s approach to reviewing is now one of our favorites! The way their conversation builds and explores Charles’s debut collection is both deeply interesting…
Review We’re thrilled by the review of Belief Is Its Own Kind of Truth, Maybe in the Pittsburgh Current. Big thanks to Jody DiPerna for giving attention…
Review The first review of Not Dead Yet and Other Stories by Hadley Moore has arrived from the Independent Book Review, and it is lovely. Thank you…
Review Andrea Hollander’s poetry has been recognized for its beauty in Women’s Voices for Change. Poet Rebecca Foust gave Hollander’s writing a lovely and insightful review,…
Review Quarterly West contributor Alyse Bensel makes some excellent observations about S. Brook Corfman’s writing in her recent review of Luxury, Blue Lace. She describes Corfman’s…
Review Irene Cooper picks up on so many subtleties, and we are grateful for her and Utterance: A Journal‘s thoughtful exploration and review of Anxious Attachments by Beth Alvarado.…
Review In her great review of Beth Alvarado’s Anxious Attachments, Brigitte Lewis captures the realness and vulnerability that Beth bleeds onto the page through her writing.…
