Reviewed by Caron Andregg As I am finishing up writing this review of The Poetry of Chūya Nakahara: Japan’s Modernist Master, (Tuttle, 2026), the
Review by Sally Bliumis-Dunn The central narrative in Cracked Piano describes the poet’s great grandfather, Peter R. Taft, who was institutionalized in the Cincinnati
With a voice that’s clear, collective, contemporary, and feminine, Bully Love begins in a storm, a desert dust storm “forty stories tall.”
Review by Angela Gregory-Dribben Susana H. Case’s Dead Shark on the N Train, proof of a poet’s practice in discernment, demonstrates the existence, and