Microreview

Microreview: Ken Cheng, Juvenilia

A collection that walks the high wire between deeply felt trauma and poetic artifact.

  • Sumita Chakraborty

Microreview: Aaron Belz, Lovely, Raspberry

Poems that embrace narrative, brevity, down-to-earth diction, and slapstick.

  • Jason Labbe

Microreview: Dara Wier, Selected Poems

A lack of philosophical posturing, name-dropping and other navel-gazing tics makes this collection very attractive.

  • Virginia Konchan

Review: The Dance of No Hard Feelings

By Mark Bibbins.

  • Fred Muratori

Review: The Mansion of Happiness

By Robin Ekiss.

  • Elisabeth Divis

Review: Bluets

By Maggie Nelson.

  • Kathleen Rooney

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Virgil’s Cow

By Frederick Farryl Goodwin.

  • Samuel Amadon

Review: The Living Fire

By Edward Hirsch.

  • Piotr Florczyk

Review: The Stranger Manual

By Catie Rosemurgy.

  • Elizabeth Gramm

Review: Clampdown

By Jennifer Moxley.

  • Christopher Schmidt

Review: Full Catastrophe Living

By Zach Savich.

  • Lindsay Turner

Review: The Arrival

By Daniel Simko.

  • Elizabeth Gramm

Review: Practical Water

By Brenda Hillman.

  • Craig Morgan Teicher

Review: Restoration

By Christina Pugh.

  • Sumita Chakraborty

Review: The Testament of Cresseid & Seven Fables

By Robert Henryson.

  • Dave Lucas

Review: Close Calls with Nonsense

By Stephen Burt.

  • Jason Tandon

Review: Petals of Zero, Petals of One

By Andrew Zawacki.

  • Zach Savich

Review: The All-Purpose Magical Tent

By Lytton Smith.

  • Tara Neelakantappa Safronoff

Review: Star in the Eye

By James Shea.

  • Nick Admussen

Review: Sophie Robinson’s a

A poetry collection that feels both peculiarly allusive and particular.

  • Cristiana Baik

Review: Stupid Hope

By Jason Shinder.

  • Robert Schnall

Review: Zero Readership

By Filip Marinovich.

  • Zach Savich

Review: Days of Unwilling

By Cal Bedient.

  • Samuel Amadon

Review: Skirmish

By Dobby Gibson.

  • Elisabeth Divis
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