Beers Fills Her Poems with Flight, Song, and Death This review was originally published May 2019 on Vocal.Media. It may have been subject to editing changes. Heed the title Secure Your Own Mask and follow its instructions, readers, before cracking … Continue reading Fantastically Executed Poetic Savagery
Martin’s collection of Christian faith-inspired poetry provides a certain sweetness The review was originally published May 2019 on Vocal.Media. It may have been subject to editing changes. Virginia Martin‘s collection Love Without Borders (published in 2017) is the third volume … Continue reading Optimism and Happiness Abound
And Krampus is Trying to Find Himself a Corner in It The review was originally published June 13th 2018 on Vocal.Media. It may have been subject to editing changes. Philadelphia poet Anne-Adele Wight’s 2016 collection The Age of Greenhouses is … Continue reading Wight Creates a Garden for the End of the World [FULL REVIEW]
Family and Politics Collide in this Collection This review was originally published May 7th, 2018 on Vocal.Media. It may have been subject to editing changes. There are several noteworthy poems flitting about among the pages of Karen Ankers‘s poetry collection, … Continue reading Karen Ankers Uses a Quiet Art to Speak Out Loudly [FULL REVIEW]
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
