The Scent Of My Skin: From Libya, London and every world I live inReviewed by Sandra Fluck There is a short poem of seven lines in The Scent Of My Skin: From Libya, London and every world I live in that embodies the ...
The Absence Of The LovedReviewed by Sandra Fluck If ever there were a modern poet reminiscent of the troubadour of yore, Wade Stevenson would be this poet. Suffused with the ...
The Stick SoldiersReviewed by Leilani Squire The Stick Soldiers by Hugh Martin is a book of poetry but it’s more than a collection of poems. It is a brave, honest and ...
Dear YouReviewed by P. J. Lazos Dear You, a combination of poetry and memoir by Wade Stevenson, is one of the most exposed, unrelenting, and heart-breaking ...
Chapbook 2011Reviewed by Sandra Fluck “WoodsWalk,” a poem in Chapbook 2011 by Gary Maxwell, typifies the poet’s voice: Question, but not too skeptically, for there ...
You’ll Find Me in the DarknessReviewed by Sandra Fluck The poetry of Anthony B. Perales speaks to the harsh realities of his life, which he acknowledges in his two chapbooks: ...
Flutes and Tomatoes: A Memoir with PoemsReviewed by P. J. Lazos I became sensitive to every vibration in the air, to every nuance of the changing light. It would be late afternoon. It was ...
evening museReviewed by Piper Templeton Sandra Fluck’s narrative poem, evening muse, takes the reader on an emotional and psychological journey into the mind of a ...
