Page uses His Poetic Verse to Create a Cowboy Legend 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 additional cost … Continue reading A Universe Within Verse
Melissa Menny Takes on Domestic Abuse, Mental Illness and Social Anxiety in this Collection The cover of Melissa Menny’s 2018 debut poetic collection, Mask Shavings, is rather deceptive. Bright neon butterflies seem to flutter invitingly at readers as they float … Continue reading Menny Offers Poetic Commentary on Social Issues
Atwood mourns love lost and celebrates love found. This review was originally published May 2019 for Vocal.Media. It have been subject to editing changes. Endless echoes of weary, despondent sighs are what reverberates in this 2011 poetry book, written by … Continue reading Love and Mourning
Schuelke’s Poetry Has Room for Growth Hailing from Alpena, Michigan, Garrett Schuelke infuses the local bitter winds into his 2016 collection. The Bakunin Incorporated Reader is a very bleak work. Its opening piece, “Fuck Trotsky,” immediately sets the tone for … Continue reading In Review: The Bakunin Incorporated Readers
Harris Magnifies the Beauty and Dismay of Life’s Late Innings 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 … Continue reading Color Commentary on the Game of Life
