Book Review: Poems Please
Love, nature, travel, and word-play: POEMS PLEASE by John Pare has something for everyone. Reviewed by Elizabeth Zender.
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Book Review: Nice Try, A.I.
NICE TRY, A.I. by Lisa George Abraham is a sensational exploration of humanity in an automated world. Reviewed by Elizabeth Zender.
Book Review: Gracious Nature
GRACIOUS NATURE by Robert J. Tiess is a delightful tribute to the natural world. Reviewed by Jaylynn Korrell.
Book Review: Inside the Invisible
INSIDE THE INVISIBLE by Daniel Simpson is a pleasant collection of great depth and whimsy. Check out what Timothy Thomas has to say in his book review of this indie poetry book.
Book Review: A Deer in the Fog
A DEER IN THE FOG by David O’Sullivan is a perceptive collection exploring humanity’s quest for hope. Check out what Susan Morris has to say in her book review of this indie poetry collection.
Book Review: Exposed
EXPOSED by Deborah Jean Burris-Kitchen, PH.D. bares her soul in this poetic exploration of gender, empowerment, and societal expectations. Check out what Elizabeth Zender has to say in her book review of this indie poetry collection.
STARRED Book Review: The pause and the breath
THE PAUSE AND THE BREATH by Kwame Sound Daniels is a tender perspective of a singular yet universal human experience. Check out what Samantha Hui has to say about this Atmosphere Press poetry collection.
Book Review: I Rode the Second Wave
I RODE THE SECOND WAVE by Fran Abrams is a poignant memoir of a courageous working mother and leader who challenged the patriarchy decades ahead of her time. Check out what Elana Sztokman has to say in her book review of this indie memoir.
Book Review: I Made a Place For You
I MADE A PLACE FOR YOU by Damian White is a quiet, artful poetry collection to hold deep inside. Check out what Toni Woodruff has to say in their book review of this Atmosphere Press poetry book.
Book Review: By Fire
BY FIRE by Rhonda Harris Slota is a hauntingly beautiful collection that explores the life of a daughter seeking love and reconciliation. Check out what Madeline Barbush has to say in her review of this indie poetry collection.