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‘Money for Sunsets’ by Elizabeth J. Colen Jocelyn Heath PoetryReviews October 20, 2010 2 min readLambda Literary Award Finalist A body washes up on an unnamed beach in the Pacific Northwest. So begins Elizabeth Colen’s...
‘What The Right Hand Knows’ by Tom Healy Douglas Ray PoetryReviews October 14, 2010 2 min readLambda Award Finalist Tom Healy’s terse lines and spare poems draw attention to negative spaces – places of silence, critical...
‘then, we were still living’ by Michael Klein Jason Schneiderman PoetryReviews October 6, 2010 4 min readMichael Klein’s second book of poems arrives seventeen years after his first poetry collection, 1990. There were two memoirs in...
‘Zero At The Bone’ by Stacie Cassarino Amanda V. Mead PoetryReviews September 23, 2010 3 min readLambda Award Winner Stacie Cassarino’s Zero at the Bone is an emotionally devastating collection of poems examining the complexities of...
‘Tinderbox Lawn’ by Carol Guess Michele Spring-Moore PoetryReviews September 16, 2010 2 min readIn her second book of poetry, Tinderbox Lawn, lesbian author Carol Guess plays with language in a stark examination of...
‘Bird Eating Bird’ by Kristin Naca Elliott F. batTzedek PoetryReviews August 24, 2010 4 min readLambda Award Finalist At the intersection of deconstructionism and post-colonialism, it is understood that language is a homeland. We all...
‘Names’ by Marilyn Hacker Steven Rydman PoetryReviews August 19, 2010 3 min readLambda Award Finalist Palimpsest—text that has been incompletely erased so that another text can be written over it, often leaving...
‘The First Risk’ by Charles Jensen Brent Calderwood PoetryReviews August 12, 2010 4 min readLambda Award Finalist Charles Jensen, winner of the 2006 Frank O’Hara Chapbook Award, has delivered an admirable full-length collection with...
‘The Salt Ecstasies’ by James L. White Brent Calderwood PoetryReviews August 5, 2010 3 min readPart of Graywolf’s wonderful “Re/View” series, which publishes important work by out-of-print and outsider poets, The Salt Ecstasies, one of...
‘If Jesus Were Gay’ by Emanuel Xavier Rigoberto Gonzalez PoetryReviews July 29, 2010 3 min readA survivor of the gritty NYC streets, Emanuel Xavier shaped the troubling details and experiences of his past into arresting...