Lamar Neal Shares His Origin Story As A Poet and Novelist This interview was conducted by phone on June 6, 2019. Some of the interview has been edited for reading clarity After reading Lamar Neal’s We All Need Therapy, I … Continue reading Pause For A Poet: Lamar Neal
Bowen’s Romantic Poetry Seduces and Enchants the Reader Seas, gardens, stars and brilliant explosions of pain swirl about on a world constructed of paper. Ollie Bowen’s On the Occasion of a Wedding entices not only the mind and heart but … Continue reading Love Poems for the Modern Ear
Lawler Chronicles the Downtrodden So They May Not Be Forgotten Matthew J. Lawler’s poetry is in essence an assembly of odes to and critiques of that windy city of Illinois, Chicago. Concrete Oracles speaks on the city’s defining harshness, barbarity, … Continue reading For Love of the Windy City
Harris Magnifies the Beauty and Dismay of Life’s Late Innings Baseball has long been admonished for being a too slow, too boring form of entertainment. Alan Harris proves those critiques to be wrong. He uses this sport has a vehicle … Continue reading Color Commentary on the Game of Life
Karen Ankers discusses her writing versatility and her works in progress [This interview was comprised via email correspondence between Laura DiNovis Berry and Karen Ankers in June 2018] Karen Ankers hails from Anglesey, North Wales, and is a poet, playwright, … Continue reading Pause For A Poet: Karen Ankers
