A new push on my end has resulted in a flurry of fun-filled GIF images. Still moving. Still […]
Author: Greg
Of Spray and Mist is here.
After nearly two years of work on a single manuscript, Hand to Mouth Books in Walla Walla, Washington has published Of Spray and Mist. At 122 pages, this full-length book features several sequences of poetry, including work first written on San Juan Island’s Friday Harbor Lab’s Whiteley Center last December. You can read more below (or skip over to the Goodreads page).
After long wait, I’m pleased to announce a review of the stellar Ensō by Seattle-based Shin Yu Pai. […]
My review of Catherine Owen’s extraordinary Riven is now up in North of Oxford.
My latest review revisits the works of Caroline Bergvall by way of her latest book, Alisoun Sings. It’s […]
All the Useless Things Are Mine, featuring poetry by Thomas Walton and etchings/drawings by Douglas Miller, is an […]
July 17, 2020 Lake Vivienne’s smile is marked by ancient voyeurs, whose minds don’t reflect such chromaticism. Let […]
I never thought I’d post audio on Bandcamp, but it seems like a great way to share (for […]
I’ve recently reviewed Black Case Volume I & II: Return From Exile by the legendary Joseph Jarman. The […]
My second review of Kim Vodicka’s poetry, after Psychic Privates, concerns her latest book: The Elvis Machine. Read […]
The Playa at the Black Rock Desert, Nevada.
Thanks to Paul Nelson, I participated in the August Poetry Postcard Festival (PoPo) last year, and ended up […]
June 2020, where hearts sink and footsteps spring.
I have reviewed Ten and Story by Jennifer Firestone via North of Oxford. This review, and the others, […]