Reviewed by Elizabeth Hoover Safa Khatib’s debut collection, A Dress of Locusts, moves through vast swaths of geography, culture, and eras while also being
Review by Terry Lucas While I agree with the blurbs on the back cover of Five Sextillion Atoms about its merits of “formal compression…taut
To read Kendra DeColo’s first collection of poetry, Thieves in the Afterlife, is to be struck dumb for a while, and to find yourself
Review by Donna Vorreyer “the heart would rather be left alone in its cavity, just the heart and its pericardium, alone, multilayered…” In The