Wayward Daughters Drifts like Glitter in the Wind Poet Ashly Kim sums up her 2017 publication in one of her own verses. Wayward Daughters is “everything and / nothing / all at once.” This is a poetry collection of prettiness; … Continue reading Glitterbomb
Jaguar does not care for your reality’s boundaries. Jaguar eats them. Poet and teacher at Texas A & M International University, Suzette Marie Bishop transforms the world around her with her poetry. The rippled cover of Jaguar’s Book of the … Continue reading Jaguar Plays With Magical Realism
These Poems are Educational but Not Exactly Sensational Affiliate links may be present in this review, meaning, at no additional cost to you, Berry’s Poetry Book Reviews receives a small commission if you click through and make a purchase. ……………………………………………………………………………………………… … Continue reading When Odes Fall Flat
Love Lost Is Explored In This Elegant Book While Phoebe Nilsen‘s chapbook is at first unassuming in its slender arrangement, its warning to the readers who trace their fingers down its white pages is great. Published in 2018 by Finishing … Continue reading Nilsen’s ‘Without A Kiss’ Is Not Without a Warning
Wight’s Poetry Leads Readers into the World of Science Fiction [FULL REVIEW] This review was originally published April, 2019 on Vocal.Media. It may have been subject to editing changes. Affiliate links may be present in this review, meaning, at no … Continue reading Willy Wonka has Nothing on Anne-Adele Wight
