Reviewed by Marianne Cotugno Robin Becker’s Midsummer Count gathers new work alongside poems selected from eight full-length collections, including All-American Girl (1996), winner of
Review by Anne Babson White Southerners still inherit privilege, the ugly legacy of the plantation system. Southern whites receive the benefit of the doubt
Review by Deborah Fleming Southern China, Tibet, Thailand, and Qatar are some places Diana Woodcock has called home. What we learn in her new
Winner of the Poets Out Loud Prize, Fordham University Press, 2016 Review by Gwynn O’Gara In Eros, Anne Carson wrote, “The path of true