Best Barbarian is Roger Reeves’ second book of poetry and it is a beast, as it wants to be. It … More
Tag: Jacob Collins-Wilson
“ATLiens and ‘american’ Identity”: Jacob Collins-Wilson Reviews Kamden Ishmael Hilliard’s MissSettl
MissSettl, Kamden Ishmael Hilliard’s debut book of poetry, unfurls language—it’s a book that seeks to play with sound, words, meaning … More
WOMEN IN PUBLIC, by Elaine Kahn
Women in Public, by Elaine Kahn, is a book that pairs well-crafted poetry with sucker-punch direct statements. Think surrealism but … More
Paper Doll Fetus, poetry by Cynthia Marie Hoffman, reviewed by Jacob Collins-Wilson
Paper Doll Fetus, by Cynthia Marie Hoffman, is a short collection of poems about fetuses (think a larger-scale “Thirteen Ways of … More
Post Subject, by Oliver de la Paz
Post Subject is Oliver de la Paz’s fourth collection of poetry. Structurally, the book has five different sections, the first and … More
All Talk, by Rich Smith
Rich Smith’s first book of poetry, All Talk, from Poor Claudia, is over a hundred pages filled with play: form, … More
The Dottery, by Kirsten Kaschock
The Dottery by Kirsten Kaschock is the 2013 Donald Hall Prize in Poetry winning book of poems that explores the … More
Keeper, by Kasey Jueds
Jueds’ first full-length collection of poetry won the 2012 Agnes Lynch Starrett poetry prize from University of Pittsburg Press. The … More
Heavy Feather Review 