Categoría: Poetry Bookshelf
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Fisheries Reviews “My Life in Fish: One Scientist’s Journey” by Gary Grossman
You will learn how Grossman’s early life challenges were overcome and contributed to his worldview. You will read about his challenges connecting with family. https://academic.oup.com/fisheries/article-abstract/49/2/90/7810778?redirectedFrom=fulltext
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Featuring “Seriously!” by John Yamrus
One of the most prolific and respected poetry writers on the scene today, John Yamrus has been turning out his own brand of uniquely interesting poetry for more than 50 years. His new book, “SERIOUSLY!” is a collection of 31 new poems that blend his signature minimalism with a wild…
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Featuring «Ghosting My Way into the Afterlife» by Ryan Quinn Flanagan
Sample Poems from Ghosting My Way into the Afterlife Coffee Bean Coffee bean on the floor split down the middle like surgical ward incisions, who put you all the way down there, friend, as if starting a long climb from the foot of a volcano? You should feel lucky in…
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Kelp Journal (The Wave) Interviews KJ Hannah (Channie)Greenberg
My ideas often blossom during quiet times such as falling asleep (I used to keep a notepad on my nightstand), showering, or strolling. https://www.kelpjournal.com/post/photography-interview-with-kj-hannah-greenberg
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How Can Ryan Quinn Flanagan Write So Many books?
Ryan Quinn Flanagan is a Canadian-born author who lives in Elliot Lake, Ontario, Canada with his wife and many bears that rifle through his garbage. His work has been published both in print and online in such places as: The New York Quarterly, Rusty Truck, Evergreen Review, Red Fez, Horror…
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Total Quality Reading Reviews “There Will Be One: The Windshine Chronicles, Book 2” by Todd Sullivan
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Featuring “No One Sighs Over Wastrels’ Graves” by KJ Hannah Greenberg
It ill-serves poets to say one thing while creating something antithetical to that thing or to integrate new experiences so thoroughly with old ones as to render the new ones inconsequential. After all, words’ “significance” is negotiated between the writer and readers. For those reasons and more, No One Sighs…
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Scientist Sees Squirrel Reviews “My Life in Fish: One Scientist’s Journey” by Gary Grossman
But overall, you get the feeling that he knows what a joy it is to have a career doing something you love.
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Featuring «Something Has Changed» by Pen Pals Publishing
This intimate collection of storytelling and poetry captures the raw, beautiful, and sometimes messy truth of what it means to be a woman navigating life amidst all its changes. Our book was written by five women who’ve lived through it all—heartache, triumph, trauma, and transformation—we’ve poured our souls into these…
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Kelp Journal (The Wave) Interviews KJ Hannah (Channie)Greenberg
Our fast lives predispose us to being oblivious to the wonders around us. https://www.kelpjournal.com/post/photography-by-kj-hannah-greenberg
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Featuring «Record of Dissent : Poems of Protest in an Authoritarian Age» by Chaos Section Poetry Project
A literary protest against creeping authoritarianism in the United States under Donald Trump-and beyond-this anthology gathers voices of resistance from poets across the country. Record of Dissent includes 44 poems on protest, survival, memory, justice, and defiance, each one pushing back against silence in the face of collapse. From intimate reflections to sharp political critique, these poems speak to the urgency of this moment and the power of language to confront repression A project of The Chaos Section Poetry Project and edited by Nicholas Allison, this is a book for readers who refuse to look away. Sample Poems We nominated these six for the Pushcart Prize. One of them, by Dr. Matthew E. Henry, contains a racial slur…
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Featuring «Minataur Snow» by Ryan Quinn Flanagan
Minotaur Snow Editorial Description Ryan Quinn Flanagan’s Minotaur Snow is an urban menagerie of very human poems. Difficult situations, individual foibles, that unescapable rush of the modern city; the sights and sounds and smells and touch, all told with great humour and at times, compassion. Flanagan peoples the landscape in…
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“SistersRoc’N’Rhyme Presents: Unsung Canaan Ballads, A Collection of Poems, Solos-Part One” by Chyrel J. Jackson
Unsung Canaan Ballads is a poetry collection by Chyrel J. Jackson of culture, honesty, family, history, emotion, resilience, and literary excellence. It’s a love letter to Black people living in an imperfect and whitewashed world. This compilation celebrates the poetically lyrical sisterhood, Black poets, and Black writers. There is something for the grieving…
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Featuring Delighting in “To Be”: Poems for Writers by Loralee Clark
What Is the Book About? Delighting in “To Be” is a micro chapbook by Loralee Clark, published in November 2025 by Bottlecap Press. This chapbook explores the ways we are changed as we delve into the process of dancing with words. These poems provide advice for writers: enjoy the process;…
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Nigel Kent’s Interview with LindaAnn LoSchiavo about «Cancer Courts My Mother»
Artist Statement about Cancer Courts My Mother «… every poem breaks a silence that had to be overcome …» — Adrienne Rich Perhaps because I grew up in a Roman Catholic family, I am drawn to acrostics (crosses) and the punitive syllable counting (the rosary) required by formal verse. I…
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