Review by Emily Updegraff In Your Mother’s Bear Gun (River River Books, 2025), animal, vegetable, and mineral form much of each poem’s vocabulary. Like
A Southern African-American poet has just published a work of radical literary integration. It storms the last bastion of dead-white-guy literature, the “whites only”
Reviewed by Joannie Stangeland In Grayling, poet Jenifer Browne Lawrence invites the reader to enter a world between woman and fish, a realm below
Reviewed by Ruth Awad The Cartographer’s Ink (published by NYQ Books) is Okla Elliott’s first full-length poetry collection – the culmination of years of