Taking on the persona of Lucie (itself a tribute to her own use of persona in both A Hunger and The Master Letters), included honoring…
When you dive into a specific calling, and that’s what this book was for me, there is no question to the doing, so the trajectory…
Zinnia’s poetry is stunning, featuring associative leaps alongside singular images, shifts in time, narrative, identities, and an overall focus on describing the contradictory feelings and…
Larisa’s poetry carves out its own space, separate from most contemporary poems and poets-of-the-moment. Her work is not afraid to ask big questions, yet it…