Luciano Iacobelli’s DOLOR MIDNIGHT reviewed by Stanley Fefferman
Luciano Iacobelli DOLOR MIDNIGHT Quattro Books, 84pp., $20.00 There is a poetry in gambling and Luciano Iacobelli has written an important book about it. As
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Whatever road unrolls under my feet is my destination. I know there will be poems by the wayside, mine and others, that I will post and blog about, but not so much about meals or governments or weather. The news I blog comes out of art and music and friends who tell me what's up. What does any of it mean? Let us figure that out as we go.
Luciano Iacobelli DOLOR MIDNIGHT Quattro Books, 84pp., $20.00 There is a poetry in gambling and Luciano Iacobelli has written an important book about it. As
Valentino Assenza, Through Painted Eyes, Piquant Press, $19.95 Here are some admirable lines from Through Painted Eyes, Valentino Assenza’s first full-length collection of poems: “that precious/subliminal taste/of
El Marillo is an elegaic work of great passion focused on Hamilton’s late wife, Rhena Hymovitch, and her humanitarian passion to bring ‘boots-on-the-ground’ aid, relief
On Tuesday, November 6, at 7 pm, I will be a feature reader in the Wild Writers series at the Poetry Jazz Cafe , 224
Two of my poems have been published in the anthology Things That Matter.
The Heart of All Music: Poems about Music and Musicians, by Stanley Fefferman, Aeolus House, 2018. 52 pages. Fefferman’s poetry is a phenomenal verbal symphony of
Penn Kemp. Fox Haunts. Aeolus House, 2018. 97 pp. The way suburban garden fences are a line the fox crosses from the countryside to steal our chickens,
I received an email saying that depression is a very popular theme in poetry published online. I checked it out. True. Tons of them on Poem
Stanley Fefferman hit Today’s book of poetry over the head with a poetry sledgehammer with his poem “Black Spruce” from Home Was Elsewhere. There we were
Marc-Pierre Toth gave the first in a series of recitals of Beethoven’s Piano Sonatas prefaced by a quick and lucid demonstration of the themes of
Over the river the shining moon; in the pine trees, sighing wind; all night long so tranquil—why? ​       Â
Brian Sonia-Wallace was selected to pen poems at the Mall of America. In a shrine to consumerism, he regularly brought visitors to tears. This account
Juniper Vol.1 No.2 is loaded with superfine poetry, gutsy, skillfully writing-for-reals work. Check it out. https://juniperpoetry.com/volume-1-issue-2/
Just received emailed PDF’s of two illustrated chapbooks by the outstanding, one-of-a-kind, original-voiced, surrealist lyric-poet of a kind never seen since Vachel Lindsay. I’m talking
Help me out here. I am writing a story that centres on a serious workplace accident and stay in hospital. My character recovers, realizes how
Because I am 80 and write poems about music, my friend, the poet and producer Randy Roark sent me this poem by Diane Di Prima
To write a poem about something is to make it somehow more than it is.
September 21, 2017. What is it that inspires you to go deeper into a poem you’ve read a dozen times before and blow new energy
First Post. I am excited about reading my poems at the Coburg Poetry Workshop, with Allan Briesmaster, on Thursday, September 21. The theme of the
In my future is a new book of poetry I’m calling The Heart of All Music: poems about musicians and their music. The poems are based on
I was sitting in a cafeteria listening to the chatter and clatter of an incoming crowd, and the air-conditioning in the ducts began to boom,
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