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Tag: Micah Zevin

Micah Zevin Review of Jack Foley’s WHEN SLEEP COMES: SHILLELAGH SONGS (Sagging Meniscus Press)

Narrative lyric traditions like the Irish ballads and folksongs traverse all cultures and languages and peoples, often engaging subjects like … More

Jack Foley, Micah Zevin, Sagging Meniscus Press, When Sleep Comes: Shillelagh Songs

“You Are What You Read”: An Interview with John Madera about the 10th Anniversary of the BIG OTHER Literary Journal

John Madera’s fiction may be found in Conjunctions, Opium Magazine, The &Now Awards 2: The Best Innovative Writing, and many … More

Big Other, interview, John Madera, Micah Zevin, Rhizomatic

Micah Zevin: Two Poems from The Future

Personification: Extinction Chronicles Can we make more happen than burning to the groundand tears? Become a disappearing collection in the … More

HFR Archives, Micah Zevin, Poetry, The Future

Micah Zevin on Brendan Lorber’s if this is paradise why are we still driving?

Can we ever escape the hidden meanings of existence, the state of saying or doing one thing and meaning another? … More

Brendan Lorber, if this is paradise why are we still driving?, Micah Zevin, Subpress

Micah Zevin Reviews Ruth Danon’s New Poetry Collection, WORD HAS IT

The word has insurmountable potential and power to guide readers on and through a seemingly endless but ultimately finite voyage. … More

Micah Zevin, Nirala Publications, Ruth Danon, Word Has It

SITU, a novel by Steven Seidenberg, reviewed by Micah Zevin

According to Merriam-Webster, in situ is defined as “in the natural or original position or place.” So it follows, in … More

Black Sun Lit, Micah Zevin, SITU, Steven Seidenberg

LESSONS IN CAMOUFLAGE, a poetry collection by Martin Ott, reviewed by Micah Zevin

Can we ever leave war behind and not remember its images, its roles, and deaths, or will it forever follow … More

C&R Press, Lessons in Camouflage, Martin Ott, Micah Zevin
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