Dye Takes Risks With Her Poetry Squint past the cover of voyeuristic trees and then trip into the deep green pages of Aleah Dye’s 2019 publication If I Just Look Hard Enough. Her cover of near camouflage and dark green … Continue reading Bold Poetry For The 21st Century
Family, Faith and the Intimacy of the Human Body fill Marjorie Maddox’s Collection Bittersweet, complex energies wrestle through the verses of Marjorie Maddox‘s Transplant, Transport, Transubstantiation. Published in 2004 through Wipf and Stock Publishers, this set of poetry is markedly … Continue reading Maddox Zeroes in on Microcosms
I know I said months ago that I would begin a full poetry collection dedicated to that constant companion of humankind – the dog, but my creative juices have found themselves flowing in another direction. As some of you may … Continue reading Poetry In Motion
Wight’s Work Leads Poetry Readers into the World of Science Fiction Opera houses may never be looked at in the same again. Anne-Adele Wight’s Opera House Arterial, published in 2013 by BlazeVOX [books], is a work that will never be … Continue reading Willy Wonka has Nothing on Anne-Adele Wight
Carol Anderheggen Utilizes the Vast Patina of Nature to Study Life as an Adopted Child Carol Anderheggen draws her the readers of her work inside her poetic world,”…this space called home…,” where “there are no safe harbors / only life … Continue reading A Child of Two Families Reveals Herself Through Poetry
