Tag Archives: Summer 2015

Review: Hominid Up by Neil Shepard

Posted in August 22, 2015
Tags: Brian Fanelli, Neil Shepard, review, Salmon Poetry, Summer 2015

Brian Fanelli Hominid Up Neil Shepard Salmon Poetry Paperback, 86 pages ISBN: 978-1-908836-95-3 http://www.salmonpoetry.com/details.php?ID=350&a=266 In some ways, Neil Shepard’s sixth book of poems, Hominid Up, feels representative of his body of work to date, in that the book contains a …

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Review: Paradise Drive by Rebecca Foust

Posted in August 22, 2015
Tags: Rebecca Foust, review, Summer 2015, Vicki Hudson, Winston-Salem: Press 53

Vicki Hudson Paradise Drive Rebecca Foust Winston-Salem: Press 53 Softbound, 114 pp 978-1-941209-16-5 http://www.press53.com/Award_for_Poetry.html The titular poem in Rebecca Foust’s Paradise Drive richly envelopes the reader’s senses, beginning the submersion into Foust’s exquisite collection of sonnets. “Roses blooming straight through …

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The Miracle of Mercury—An interview with Joan Hanna

Posted in August 22, 2015
Tags: interview, Millicent Borges Accardi, Summer 2015

Millicent Bórges Accardi Peter Campion, author of Other People and The Lions has said poet Joan Hanna possesses a unique “ability to portray, in high resolution and with evocative power, the people and places that make up a passionate and …

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