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Donald Hall Houghton Mifflin Harcourt ($22) by James Naiden This is Donald Hall’s sixteenth collection of poems in six decades, although he has also published
Donald Hall Houghton Mifflin Harcourt ($22) by James Naiden This is Donald Hall’s sixteenth collection of poems in six decades, although he has also published
VERGES & VIVISECTIONS j/j hastain Knives, Forks & Spoons Press (£14) STORAGE CASE John Martone Otoliths ($24.95) by Jay Besemer It’s a good time for
Technology, Spirit, and Embodied Self in Recent Visual Poetry VERGES & VIVISECTIONS j/j hastain Knives, Forks & Spoons Press (£14) STORAGE CASE John Martone Otoliths
Mary Biddinger Black Lawrence Press ($9) by Roxanne Halpine Ward Mary Biddinger’s chapbook transports St. Monica from her historical context as the mother of Saint
Marina Blitshteyn Argos Books ($10) by Vladislav Davidzon Reviewing a new volume of poems by a bright young Russian-American poet, one retreads through a host
DEAR FAILURES Trey Sager Ugly Duckling Presse ($8) WHERE WE EXPECT TO SEE YOU SOON Michael Ford Ugly Duckling Presse ($10) by E. Marie Bertram
In the past few years, around the middle of December, I’ve noticed a new wrinkle in the weather-related small talk of early winter: in the
The Great Leader Jim Harrison Grove Press ($24) Songs of Unreason Jim Harrison Copper Canyon Press ($22) by Mark Gustafson A prolific writer of poetry, nonfiction,
INTERVIEWS WITH LEE BRICCETTI, GRACE CAVALIERI, JANE CIABATTARI, AND NOREEN TOMASSI by Daniela Gioseffi “It’s a man’s world,” as the song goes, but Daniela Gioseffi has identified a
by Jim Cohn Internationally acclaimed poet Anne Waldman is well known as a force in poetry. She was one of the founders and directors of