FEATURED POETRY BOOK REVIEW

The poems in this new book are scherzi. ...

I first encountered Ken Waldman when he performed poetry and on the fiddle at my local arts performi...

To be sure, the speaker in Grey’s poems doesn’t take himself too seriously, yet these are seriou...

I’m not sure when I’ve enjoyed a book as much as I enjoyed this one....

That was my first mistake, he is not channeling the spirit of said story....

That simple line brings forth all sorts of emotions and possibilities as to what treasures await in ...

Lacerations ultimately serves as a warning for readers but closes on a note of possibility....

Bob MacKenzie’s work is nothing short of original. This new collection offers up six poems, total...

This collection is a poetry book in 3 parts. It’s indicative of how the overall book will shape u...

At first glance, it’s easy to think that Alan Botsford’s “Possessions” is simply yet another...

Di Saverio’s subtitle for his book is “an epic” and it is written as such....

Van Der Meer uses “Navigation,” “Exploration,” and “Connection” to divide sections in he...

From the poem “Postcard from the Afterlife”: “How cool is Heaven? Where do I begin here?” T...

Maria Figueredo is Associate Professor at York University where she teaches courses in Spanish and L...

Antony Di Nardo has written five books of poetry. His work appears widely in journals and anthologie...

A book written with utmost dedication is much appreciable....

Andrea Thompson has been publishing and performing her work for over twenty-five years. In 2005 her ...

Roger Aplon’s new collection is divided into five sections. He begins his unique poetry compilati...

Robert L. Martin uses music to inspire his poems. His poems are deep and melodic and each one takes...

This book of poems is divided into three sections, complimentary of each other. Wallin writes with ...

I have read the now and then haibun (poetic form combining prose poem and haiku) and while I found t...

This musical tribute of poetry is a symphony of words in three movements, Songs from My Life, Poems ...

Thus begins this delightful book about Harry. Our Harry is Everyman and, yes, Everywoman at one time...

Jane Ellen Glasser...

Antony Di Nardo...

Songs of the North - Paperback – June 30, 2020 by Deborah L. Kelly (Author)...

Amani, an aesthetic poetic collection by Raïs Neza Boneza, conceals poems seasoned with beautiful g...

This poetry book is very fantastic. It's a comparative analysis of a collection of top-winning and c...

The title of this book of poetry is unique. What poems might be found inside a book with such a nam...

Besides the translations which always make poems highly original, this is a very inventive book of p...

“Amani” means peace in Swahili. And these poems in this new collection by Boneza intend to do s...

These poems are emotional and surreal. They seem to take on a resonance of their own. Bisicchia wr...

He definitely deliverBerquez cleverly divides this new poetry collection into three sections: Me, U...

Besides the uniqueness of ekphrastic poems from the outset, this new collection of poems by Michael ...

This new poetry collection by M.L. Liebler is a decade worth of poetry starting in the 70’s and go...

“Call Me Snake” is separated into three different sections. They are “Competition,” “Roma...

This new collection of poetry by Patricia Barone is divided into three sections: The Aviary, The Li...

There are 9 sections in this recent poetry collection by Fercoq. The book is a mixture of prose and...

Bob MacKenzie starts off his new poetry book with these lines: “in battered stetson and old jeans...

Like in his poem “Magic and Community,” William Pruitt’s poems in this new poetry collection g...

What a pleasurable opening line: “Soft words crumble on the page.” The next lines to follow ar...

Native American poet Sharmagne Leland St.-John’s fifth collection is a nostalgic and bittersweet l...

David’s The Interrupted Sky reflects the pain of the unforgettable tragedy of the September 11 att...