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
It Takes Guts to Put Your Own on Display This review was originally published March, 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 cost … Continue reading Vivisection of a Woman
Jensen’s Work is Both Cheeky and Anguished This review was first published March 18, 2019 on Vocal.Media. It may have been subject to editing changes. ……………………………………………………………………………………………… Affiliate links may be present in this review, meaning, at no additional cost to … Continue reading In Review: Frenetic Lines
Marcelus’ Collection Promotes Self-Affirmation, Growth and Harmony Cheyenne Marcelus’ 2018 collection, Good To Me, is exactly what it says it is. Its poems chronicle a development of self-acceptance and self-preservation as it states on the cover. While the poems and … Continue reading Good For You Poetry
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
