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Tag: Jordan Sanderson

STRANGER, by Adam Clay

The speaker of “Our Eternal Sounds,” a poem in the second section of Stranger, observes, “We don’t know why we … More

Adam Clay, Jordan Sanderson, Milkweed Editions, Stranger

BRAIN CAMP, by Charles Harper Webb

“[H]eadlights lance the air,” Charles Harper Webb writes in “Questionable,” a poem about teenagers parking in the “night-woods.” This stunning … More

Brain Camp, Charles Harper Webb, Jordan Sanderson, Kostya Tszyu, moving image, moving images, Pennsylvania, Pitt Poetry Series, Pittsburgh, Ricky Hatton, Ruben Contreras, University of Pittsburgh Press

Missing the Moon, by Bin Ramke

There are many moons, the physical moon and the imaginary moon, the moon on which people have walked and the … More

Bin Ramke, Jordan Sanderson, Missing the Moon, Omnidawn Publishing

The Plume Anthology of Poetry 2013, edited by Daniel Lawless, reviewed by Jordan Sanderson

When I was a child, I would spend hours gazing into my View-Master, clicking through image after image and then … More

Daniel Lawless, Jordan Sanderson, MadHat Press, The Plume Anthology of Poetry 2013

Instructions for the Orgy, by Jeffrey Hecker

Jeffrey Hecker’s Instructions for the Orgy begins with the preparation of “the loving space.” “Delouse” it, the speaker tells the … More

Instructions for the Orgy, Jeffrey Hecker, Jordan Sanderson, sunnyoutside

Rain of the Future, by Valerie Mejer

The poems in Valerie Mejer’s Rain of the Future are mesmerizing and irresistible, and the translations are first-rate. Mejer delivers … More

Action Books, Jordan Sanderson, Rain of the Future, Valerie Mejer

Only Jesus Could Icefish in Summer, by Abraham Smith

The poems in Only Jesus Could Icefish in Summer surface and ripple the tongue before diving into the depths of … More

Abraham Smith, Action Books, Jordan Sanderson, Only Jesus Could Icefish in Summer

The Pedestrians, by Rachel Zucker

I came of age during the heyday of the compact disc, and one of the highlights of that era was … More

Jordan Sanderson, Rachel Zucker, The Pedestrians, Wave Books

On the Street of Divine Love, by Barbara Hamby

Barbara Hamby’s On the Street of Divine Love is magnificent. Containing fifteen new poems and a distillation of her previous … More

Barbara Hamby, Jordan Sanderson, On the Street of Divine Love, University of Pittsburgh Press

Kimonos in the Closet, by David Shumate

Organized in thematic clusters, the poems in David Shumate’s Kimonos in the Closet are poems of exchange—cultural, historical, mythological, and … More

David Shumate, Jordan Sanderson, Kimonos in the Closet, University of Pittsburgh Press

Whittling a New Face in the Dark, by DJ Dolack

“People quot(e) / when their empathy is down,” observes the speaker of “What They Want Me to Tell You.” Never … More

Black Ocean, DJ Dolack, Jordan Sanderson, Whittling a New Face in the Dark

Frost in the Low Areas, by Karen Skolfield

Frost in the Low Areas reads like a delightful conversation with someone who is so intelligent and perceptive that you … More

Frost in the Low Areas, Jordan Sanderson, Karen Skolfield, Zone 3 Press

Soul in Space, by Noelle Kocot

Soul in Space, Noelle Kocot’s sixth full-length collection of poetry, calls us to the world and the world to us. … More

Jordan Sanderson, Noelle Kocot, Soul in Space, Wave Books

Appetite, by Aaron Smith

“You’ve waited / your whole life for them to miss you,” Aaron Smith writes in “After All These Years You … More

Aaron Smith, Appetite, Jordan Sanderson, University of Pittsburgh Press

Blowout, by Denise Duhamel

In Blowout, Denise Duhamel jaywalks across the intersections of the personal and historical, narrowly escaping a Mack truck and arriving … More

Blowout, Denise Duhamel, Jordan Sanderson, University of Pittsburgh Press

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