‘The Great Northern Journey’ Review

Instagram poetry more often than not has a certain range to it, most of which is usually low and mostly for wide consumption.

Psychedelic and Experimental: The House of Wonders Experimental work isn’t everyone’s cup of tea, but it happens to be mine and Harley Claes fully embraces t...

The Push and Pull thoughts on Luisa A. Igloria’s “Late Reflection” Do you see the mirror at the end of this long hallway? The title of Luisa A. Igloria’s wor...

Not everything is going to move us or bring about some realizations of self that we may not have had otherwise. That’s a solid fact about anything and especi...

"how long do I have a question I can't answer a question that howls a question that travels in a pack" -from "Feeding the Wolves" I've written extensively ab...

Book Review: Haunted Mind Haunted Mind is Vanessa Maki’s fifth chapbook and it was self published in 2018. The book includes themes of self image and feeling...

Shirley Camia’s “Mercy” is a Raw Exploration of Grief To capture experiences, no matter what they may be, in their raw form is something not every poet can d...

“Bettering American Poetry” Vol. 3 Review What comes to the vast majority of folks’ minds when they think about American poetry? Famous white poets like Robe...

Book Review: Letters to My Lover From Behind Asylum Walls by Robin Sinclair Letters to My Lover From Behind Asylum Walls is a poetry collection written by R...

Book Review: Mistakes Were Made by Juliette Sebock Mistakes Were Made is a poetry collection by Juliette Sebock and was released in 2017. This collection is ...

Book Review: Where I Ache by Megan O’Keeffe Where I Ache is a poetry collection by Megan O’Keeffe published in 2019. Thematically, the book touches on depres...

Book Review: Human Tetris by Vi Khi Nao and Ali Raz Human Tetris is a collection of missed connections and wanted ads for romantic relationships and hook-ups...

Invocation To Daughters by Barbara Jane Reyes City Lights Spotlight Series No. 16. 2017. Review by: Carla Sofia Ferreira Content warning: sexual assault; phy...

"There are stories that are sacred. We hold them as a new mother might, supporting them in the crook of our arm or holding them tight to the firm wall of our...

In Al Russell’s debut poetry collection, Children of the Anxious City, the gods are less glamorous, the figures of myth less remote, and the everyday people—...