Microreview

New Poetry, February 2016

New books from Juan Felipe Herrera, Caroline Knox, Susie Timmons, and more.

  • Boston Review

Winter Poetry Reads

New poetry from Simone Muench, Cecily Parks, Barbara Chase-Riboud, Rick Barot, and Deborah Landau

  • Boston Review

Fall Poetry Reads

New books from Anne Boyer, Ross Gay, Corina Copp, Noah Eli Gordon, Sandra Simonds

Microreview: Samantha Giles, Deadfalls and Snares

  • Anna Moschovakis

Microreview: Joanna Penn Cooper, What Is a Domicile

  • Carlo Matos

Microreview: Alice Fulton, Barely Composed

  • Magdalena Edwards

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Microreview: Tarfia Faizullah, Seam

Giving rape survivors a voice.

  • Carina del Valle Schorske

Microreview: Aaron Kunin, Cold Genius

  • Daniel Tiffany

Microreview: Sandra Lim, The Wilderness

  • Krystal Languell

Microreview: Olena Kalytiak Davis, The Poem She Didn’t Write and Other Poems

  • Jeanine Deibel

Microreview: TJ Jarrett, Zion

  • Heather Treseler

Microreview: CAConrad, Ecodeviance: (Soma)tics for the Future Wilderness

  • Charles Legere

Microreview: Rob Schlegel, January Machine

  • Jeff Alessandrelli

Microreview: Martha Silano, Reckless Lovely

Poems that begin with a bang.

  • Lisa K. Perdigao

Microreview: Maureen McLane, This Blue

  • Robert Schnall

Microreview: Sawako Nakayasu, The Ants

Poems that make a tiny insect the center of the world. 

  • Jennifer Kronovet

Microreview: Dodie Bellamy, The TV Sutras

Television as aphorism.

  • Iris Cushing

Microreview: Andrew Durbin, Mature Themes

  • Andrew Ridker

Microreview: Danniel Schoonebeek, American Barricade

  • John James

Microreview: Joan Naviyuk Kane, Hyperboreal

  • Suzanne Smith

Microreview: Jane Miller, Thunderbird

  • Alexandria Peary

Microreview: Aaron Belz, Glitter Bomb

  • Andrew Ridker

Microreview: Jena Osman, Corporate Relations

  • Natalie Shapero

Microreview: Frances Justine Post, Beast

  • Kay Cosgrove
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