Julie Reeser’s Newest Chapbook is a Testament to Nature and Poetry Julie Reeser’s exquisite 2019 publication, Beak, Full of Tongue, is best described as soft petals of poetry wilting before the coming dusk. Death’s “…inevitable greeting…” is the catalyst for … Continue reading Beak, Full of Poetry
Anderson’s Poetry is a Shuttle Breaking the Atmosphere of Small Thought Tapestries of galaxies and stars undulate throughout Now Voyager. Published in 2019 through Cholla Needles Arts & Literary Library, Cynthia Anderson’s collection swirls its readers throughout the cosmos. The … Continue reading A Poetic Voyage into the Dark Universe
Lynch Serves Up Flavorful Verses Good poetry provides everything “…we need: mouth, / anus and blind heart / slugging away steadily / in its cage,” but exemplary poems fuse the elements fantastic: metamorphosis, unnatural abilities of omnipotence and the capacity … Continue reading Poetry of Beautiful Abandon
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
Newsflash: Writers Enjoy Other Things Too Contrary to popular belief, writers are not all hunched over their laptops or scribbling in notebooks at eclectic coffee shops 24/7. We have jobs, kids, pets, sibling, significant others who all deserve a bit … Continue reading The Writing Can Wait
