I am very pleased to announce my reading of Haibun de la Serna, the latest release from Paul E. Nelson and an incredible addition to his canon (one that, it is astounding to say, has been over a decade in the making).
Category: Book Reviews
The latest poetry collection by John Keene, and the first one I’ve ever read, is now out via […]
The latest publication from Stephen Collis, A History of the Theories of Rain, continues the poet’s commitment to […]
You’ll find my latest review of Contra natura by the acclaimed Peruvian poet Rodolfo Hinostroza up at North […]
While it was written in 2021, it’s time to ring in the new year with new reviews of […]
I have reviewed Sarah Mangold’s newest book, Her Wilderness Will Be Her Manners, over at North of Oxford. […]
My latest review of Karen Elizabeth Bishop’s new poetry collection is now available at North of Oxford. Read […]
Happy to announce I have reviewed Amy Beeder’s And So Wax Was Made & Also Honey over at […]
Another month, more reviews of poetry. The Fall 2021 print edition of Rain Taxi includes my review of […]
My newest review is live and online. I have reviewed Saturn Peach by Lily Wang in Rain Taxi. […]
My latest review is of Carnation and Tenebrae Candle by Marosa di Giorgio, Translated by Jeannine Marie. The […]
I had the privilege and pleasure of writing on the new collection by Thulani Davis, Nothing But the […]
My second review of Jamie Sharpe’s work is in North of Oxford. I review Everything You Hold Dear […]
I’m excited to have received a copy of the latest Rain Taxi in my mailbox this weekend. The […]
My latest review is of Tanya Holtland’s full-length poetry collection, Requisite, out by Platypus last year. This book […]