Erin Stalcup is a big-hearted human who writes novels with her blood. What I mean is that when Erin cares … More
Tag: Gold Wake Press
Kara Dorris Reviews Adam Crittenden’s Poetry Collection BLOOD EAGLE (Gold Wake Press)
In her poem “Spring,” Mary Oliver writes, “there is only one question: how to love this world.” And, at first … More
Some Churches, poetry by Tasha Cotter, reviewed by Jeremy Behreandt
A fertile confusion punctuates contemporary English via the language’s conflation of second person singular and plural. The best we get … More
Night Songs: An Interview with Kristina Marie Darling
Kristina Marie Darling is the author of sixteen books, which include Melancholia (An Essay) (Ravenna Press, 2012), Petrarchan (BlazeVOX Books, … More
“A Miraculous Construct of Worlds”: In the Kettle, the Shriek, poetry by Hannah Stephenson, reviewed by Paul David Adkins
There is something miraculous and mysterious inhabiting Hannah Stephenson’s debut poetry volume In the Kettle, the Shriek. Through Stephenson’s meticulous … More
Reluctant Mistress, by Anne Champion
Anne Champion’s Reluctant Mistress is a beautiful first book of poetry that, like the best first books, possesses a rawness … More
“I Thought Often of the Hem of a Skirt, Unraveling While Someone Runs, the Thread Creating Its Own Design”: An Interview with Kristina Marie Darling & Carol Guess by Nathan Moore
Here I get the chance to talk to Kristina Marie Darling and Carol Guess about collaboration and their book X … More
Review: The Diegesis, by Chas Hoppe & Joshua Young
When reading The Diegesis by Chas Hoppe & Joshua Young, one has to know the definition of “diegesis” in order … More
Heavy Feather Review 