Book Reviews | Tarpaulin Sky Magazine
TELLING YOU WHAT TO THINK SINCE 2003 | IMAGE: NOAH SATERSTROM
Book Reviews | Tarpaulin Sky Magazine
TELLING YOU WHAT TO THINK SINCE 2003 | IMAGE: NOAH SATERSTROM
Lesle Lewis’s lie down too reviewed by Erin Lyndal Martin
Lesle Lewis's poetry collection, lie down too (Alice James Books), reviewed by Erin Lyndal Martin: "The bizarreness of so many actions that comprise these poems seems both highly tempered and heightened by the easily digestible one-liners that often appear in otherwise opaque poems. 'To stay with the accessible would be ridiculous,' Lewis asserts in 'The Plastic Baby.' And maybe that line indeed is the built-in key on lie down too's underbelly. What, the book asks, is the payoff for staying 'with the accessible?'What is the payoff for not? These are just two of the questions raised by Lewis in lie down too, a book with many locks, many keys, and many underbellies."
Susan M. Schultz’s Memory Cards reviewed by Joseph Harrington
Susan M. SchultzMemory Cards: 2010-2011 SeriesISBN: 978-0-935162-46-2Poetry / 124 pages [...]
Richard Froude’s Fabric reviewed by Megan Burns
Richard FroudeFabricISBN 9780982989609Horse Less Press, 2011107 pages, paperback$15.00Reviewed by Megan [...]
Matthew Henriksen’s Ordinary Sun reviewed by Erin Lyndal Martin
Matthew HenriksenOrdinary SunISBN: 978-0-9844752-2-3Poetry / 120 pp. / pbk.Black Ocean, [...]
Nathalie Stephens’s We Press Ourselves Plainly reviewed by J. Mae Barizo
Nathalie StephensWe Press Ourselves PlainlyISBN 978-0-9844598-0-35" x 7" | 120 [...]
Shira Dentz’s black seeds on a white dish reviewed by Jenny Gropp Hess
Shira Dentzblack seeds on a white dishShearsman Books, 2010ISBN: 18486112856"x9" [...]
Lesle Lewis’s lie down too reviewed by Erin Lyndal Martin
Lesle Lewis's poetry collection, lie down too (Alice James Books), reviewed by Erin Lyndal Martin: "The bizarreness of so many actions that comprise these poems seems both highly tempered and heightened by the easily digestible one-liners that often appear in otherwise opaque poems. 'To stay with the accessible would be ridiculous,' Lewis asserts in 'The Plastic Baby.' And maybe that line indeed is the built-in key on lie down too's underbelly. What, the book asks, is the payoff for staying 'with the accessible?'What is the payoff for not? These are just two of the questions raised by Lewis in lie down too, a book with many locks, many keys, and many underbellies."
Susan M. Schultz’s Memory Cards reviewed by Joseph Harrington
Susan M. SchultzMemory Cards: 2010-2011 SeriesISBN: 978-0-935162-46-2Poetry / 124 pages [...]
Richard Froude’s Fabric reviewed by Megan Burns
Richard FroudeFabricISBN 9780982989609Horse Less Press, 2011107 pages, paperback$15.00Reviewed by Megan [...]
Matthew Henriksen’s Ordinary Sun reviewed by Erin Lyndal Martin
Matthew HenriksenOrdinary SunISBN: 978-0-9844752-2-3Poetry / 120 pp. / pbk.Black Ocean, [...]
Nathalie Stephens’s We Press Ourselves Plainly reviewed by J. Mae Barizo
Nathalie StephensWe Press Ourselves PlainlyISBN 978-0-9844598-0-35" x 7" | 120 [...]
Shira Dentz’s black seeds on a white dish reviewed by Jenny Gropp Hess
Shira Dentzblack seeds on a white dishShearsman Books, 2010ISBN: 18486112856"x9" [...]