What It All Meant: A Review by Kate Kennedy of Patrick Warner's "My Camino"
Posted on June 17, 2021
What It All Meant
My Camino, Patrick Warner. Biblioasis, 2019.
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Lo Que Sera, Ya Pasó: A Review by Richard Cumyn of Sarah Xerar Murphy's "Itzel I: A Tlatelolco Awakening" and "Itzel II: A Three Knives Tale"
Posted on June 17, 2021
Lo Que Sera, Ya Pasó
Itzel I: A Tlatelolco Awakening and Itzel II: A Three Knives Tale, Sarah Xerar Murphy. Guernica Editions 2019 & 2020.
Stumble, Spin, Settle: A Review by Véronique Darwin of David Bergen's "Here the Dark"
Posted on June 17, 2021
Stumble, Spin, Settle
Here the Dark, David Bergen. Biblioasis, 2020.
Battered and Bruised, but Not Down and Out: A Review by Carol Bruneau of Chris Benjamin's "Boy With a Problem: Short Stories"
Posted on June 17, 2021
Battered and Bruised, but Not Down and Out
Boy With a Problem: Short Stories, Chris Benjamin. Pottersfield Press, 2020.
Little Disrupters: A Review by Clarissa Hurley of Heather Jessup's "This is Not a Hoax"
Posted on June 17, 2021
Little Disrupters
This is Not a Hoax, Heather Jessup. WLUP, 2020.
What is your Emergency? : A Review by Susan Haley of Shandi Mitchell's "The Waiting Hours"
Posted on March 12, 2021
What is your Emergency?
The Waiting Hours, Shandi Mitchell. Viking, 2019.
This very accomplished novel is by a Maritime writer I had never run into before, although she has written another, Under This Unbroken Sky, which I intend to read now.
The Waiting Hours is about emergency workers, and the “waiting hours” of the title, is the period during the depths of the night when, if anything happens, it is usually terrible.
Secret Signature: The Quiet Revolution of Berthe Morisot : A Review by Martha Shulman of Dede Crane's "One Madder Woman"
Posted on March 12, 2021
Secret Signature: The Quiet Revolution of Berthe Morisot
One Madder Woman, Dede Crane. Freehand Books 2020
Boundaries: A Review by Lynn Davies of Claire Caldwell's "Gold Rush"
Posted on March 12, 2021
Boundaries
Gold Rush, Claire Caldwell. Invisible Publishing 2020
Making a Difference : A Review by Ian Colford of Steven Heighton's "Reaching Mithymna"
Posted on March 12, 2021
Making a Difference
Reaching Mithymna, Steven Heighton. Biblioasis, 2020.
It is not the poem which closes : A Review by Anita Lahey of M. Travis Lane's "A Tent, A Lantern, An Empty Bowl" and "Keeping Count"
Posted on March 12, 2021
It is not the poem which closes
A Tent, A Lantern, An Empty Bowl and Keeping Count, M. Travis Lane. Gordon Hill Press, 2020
Let’s begin with rocks and mud.
The poem “May Rocks,” which appears nearly midway through Keeping Count, M. Travis Lane’s most recent collection, begins with a single-word sentence: “Spring.” This is followed by rocks that “butt and push” in a lawn “jagged with dragon’s teeth.” It continues:
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