Book Review: Poetry

My Review Robbie Cheadle’s latest release, Lion Scream, is a book-length photo essay prompted by visits she and her family made to the South African bush. The book comprises photography (including a cake art piece), poetry, commentary, and short fiction to provide a range of perspectives on the plight of wild animals in Cheadle’s home … Continue reading #BookReview: Lion Scream: Syllabic Poetry About South African Life

My Review Ida: Searching for the Jazz Baby by Australian poet Frank Prem is based on an intriguing premise: whether or not it’s possible to uncover the past life of someone who has lost her identity to madness or senility. In this instance of lost identity, one of three women named Ida institutionalized in the … Continue reading #BookReview: Ida: Searching for the Jazz Baby

Another First! I am very pleased to share that my review of Luanne Castle's poetry collection, Rooted and Winged, has been published by Anti-Heroin Chic.  It's the first time I've had one of my book reviews published in a literary journal. Here is a link to the review: "Review of Rooted and Winged." A Poem from … Continue reading Publication First: #BookReview: Rooted and Winged by Luanne Castle