Tag: review
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Taxonomic Vignettes by A. Cohen (Review by P. Deka)
Alan Cohen, a poet and physician, intertwines vibrant life stories and reflections on friendships in his collection “Taxonomic Vignettes.” Through captivating poems, Cohen explores the evolving nature of relationships and the surprises of life. His work, featured in various literary publications, offers immersive storytelling and dry humor, making it a compelling read for poetry enthusiasts.…
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Some Inconvenient Poems (A Review by S. Ayres)
Susan Ayres is a poet, lawyer, and translator. Her work has been nominated for a Pushcart Prize, and has appeared in a wide variety of journals. She holds an MFA in creative writing from Vermont College of Fine Arts, and teaches at Texas A&M University Law School. Her chapbooks are Walk Like the Bird Flies…
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“Elegies for an Empire” Reviewed by D. Kinsey
Dana Kinsey is a spoken word artist published in Fledgling Rag, SWWIM, SoFloPoJo, The Champagne Room, IN PARENTHESES, Wild Roof Journal, and more. Her book, Mixtape Venus, is published by I. Giraffe Press and was selected as a “Best Dressed” feature for The Wardrobe at Sundress Publications. Visit wordsbyDK.com.
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Kanye West, Yeezus, and Andy Warhol’s “Business Art” by P. Chatelain
I feel like I need a certain disclaimer before I say anything else. Disclaimer: I am a Kanye West fan. That seems sufficient. When I saw that there was an interview on NY Times with Kanye West, knowing that his album Yeezus is coming out this week, I had to take a look. Because, with Kanye, that…
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GRAB THIS: Ana Carrete’s “pinky promise me this”
Stumbled upon Ana Carrete’s chapbook/piece entitled “pinky promise me this” just today on Twitter. You should check it out! Click here to read/download a PDF version. You can also purchase a copy of her recent book Baby Babe using the links below. A Shaun Gannon reading from “pinky promise me this” (2012). Links http://idonothavepenisenvy.blogspot.com Tweets by…
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GRAB THIS: Sarah Jean Alexander’s “napowrimo”
Hope all of you had a great time celebrating National Poetry Month with us on Twitter. I recently got my hands on a copy of Sarah Jean Alexander’s recent chapbook compiled during the month of April. I think you’d all enjoy it. You can download a free PDF copy of it at her blog. Here…
