Elaine Reardon’s Poetry Will Not be Confined to the House This review was originally published April, 2019 for Vocal.Media. It may have been subject to some editing changes. Affiliate links may be present in this review, meaning, at no additional … Continue reading Blueberry Fresh Poetry
Peter Jastermsky’s Collection is Touching and Touches All Who Encounter It Steel Cut Moon is a collection of haiku and senryu “…held together / by sparrows” that is minute in terms of physical measure but not in poetic aptitude. Published … Continue reading A Little Poetry Speaks Volumes
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
Friends May Be Forced to Buy Their Own Copy Readers should be advised to ignore the initial warning of “No Trespassing” when they poke their noses into Give the Bard a Tetanus Shot. The brave souls who do continue by … Continue reading Give the Bard a Poetry Award
