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Book Review
Adrie Kusserow’s "The Trauma Mantras" is a transformational poetic memoir, weaving the personal experiences of refugees and orphans with themes of life, death, the grimness of social media, capitalism, and Western historical guilt....
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"Moving Forward through His Love and Grace" is a collection of Christian poetry demonstrating unshakable belief. Joan E. Gettry’s faith-based poetry collection "Moving Forward through His Love and Grace" celebrates a personal...
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The empathetic poetry collection "A Habit of Landscape" adopts a poetics of the outward, turning over subjects both near and far from its Southwest roots. Shelley Armitage’s slim poetry collection "A Habit of Landscape" celebrates the...
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Jubilant and inspirational, the poems gathered in "Ballooning in Stars" alight on familiar but happy subjects. Matthew Edward Schatmeyer’s poetry collection "Ballooning in Stars" uses pert lines and playful techniques to celebrate...
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Authentic and natural, the poetry collection "Cage of Bone" engages the discomfort of confronting every part of one’s story. In Irena Praitis’s poetry collection "Cage of Bone", the human body is a container for haunting tragedies...
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by Mike Good
Part memoir, part biography, part found poetry, the moving work in "Next Time You Come Home" reveals the daily moments that make up a life. Lisa Dordal’s engaging and emotive cross-genre collection "Next Time You Come Home" transforms...
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The musical poems collected in "Roads to the Interior" honor truth and beauty while reflecting on the self and nature. In W. Hans Miller’s poetry collection "Roads to the Interior", nature is the fulcrum between reflecting on the self...
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The poet shares his work in any number of ways once it’s conceived, primarily from page to reader. But Rolly Kent shows us that his poems have always existed in our hearts and minds and that it is only necessary to discover them,...