July 31, 2008
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EDITOR’S INTRODUCTION
By Eileen Tabios
NEW REVIEWS
Jeffrey Side reviews WHERE THE THREE RIVERS MEET by Aine MacAodha
Nicholas Manning reviews BEAUTIFUL, UNFINISHED: PARABLE/SONG/CANTO/POEM by M.T.C. Cronin
Eileen Tabios engages ENDGAMES by Márton Koppány
Patrick James Dunagan reviews DERIVATIVE OF THE MOVING IMAGE by Jennifer Bartlett, BEAUTY [IS THE NEW ABSURDITY] by Jennifer Scappettone, DOG GIRL by Heidi Lynn Staples and THE MARVELOUS BONES OF TIME by Brenda Coultas
Eric Hoffman reviews PASSING OVER by Norman Finkelstein
Pamela Hart reviews BONE PAGODA by Susan Tichy
Tim Wright reviews GOING GOING by Jen Hofer
Nicholas Manning reviews PPL IN A DEPOT by Gary Sullivan
Tyrone Williams reviews THE ANATOMY OF OIL by Marcella Durand
Nicholas Manning reviews CORNSTARCH FIGURINE by Elizabeth Treadwell
Eileen Tabios engages & PERSONA, poems by Mackenzie Carignan and photographs by Felicia Ohnmacht
Francie Noyes reviews MIDNIGHTS, poetry by Jane Miller & artwork by Beverly Pepper
H. Francisco V. Penones, Jr. reviews AMIGO WARFARE by Eric Gamalinda
Francie Noyes reviews BLIND DATE WITH CAVAFY by Steve Fellner
Tyrone Williams reviews THE STRAITS by Kristin Palm
Eileen Tabios engages BE THAT EMPTY: APOLOGIA FOR AIR by Alice B. Fogel
Richard Lopez reviews BREAK ME OUCH by Michael Farrell
Tyrone Williams reviews OPEN BOX (IMPROVISATIONS) by Carla Harryman
James Stotts reviews ENTER MORRIS IMPOSTERNAK, PURSUED BY IRONIES by Eugene Ostashevsky
Thomas Fink reviews TRAVELING WITH THE DEAD by Carole Stone
Laurel Johnson reviews THE BLUE MOON SERIES by Rodger Martin
Ryan Daley reviews ... AND THEN engages FLOWERS OF BAD: A FALSE TRANSLATION OF CHARLES BAUDELAIRE’S LES FLEURS DU MAL by David Cameron
John Bloomberg-Rissman reviews HORACE: POEMS by Tim Atkins; COVERS by Susan Landers; and FLOWERS OF BAD: A FALSE TRANSLATION OF CHARLES BAUDELAIRE’S LES FLEURS DU MAL by David Cameron
Karen Rigby reviews ISLE OF THE SIGNATORIES by Marjorie Welish
Eileen Tabios engages THEORY OF COLORS by Mercedes Roffe
Pamela Hart reviews THE ORCHARD by Brigit Pegeen Kelly
Kristina Marie Darling reviews CHANTEUSE/CANTATRICE by Catherine Daly
Michael Layne Heath reviews WORDS IN YOUR FACE: A GUIDED TOUR THROUGH 20 YEARS OF THE NEW YORK CITY POETRY SLAM by Cristin O’Keefe Aptowicz
Andy Frazee reviews THE CITY VISIBLE: CHICAGO POETRY FOR THE NEW CENTURY edited by William Allegrezza and Raymond Bianchi
Jim McCrary reviews SPADE by David Bromige & Rychard Denner; ART IS WAR by Anne Boyer; THE ROMANCE OF HAPPY WORKERS by Anne Boyer; from THE TRADITIONS by Juliana Spahr; NO FACE by Judith Roitman
Evelyn Hampton engages THE SMALL ANYTHING CITY by Cynthia Arrieu-King
Christopher Mulrooney engages THE DEVELOPMENT OF AERIAL MILITARISM AND THE DEMOBILIZATION OF EUROPEAN GROUND FORCES, FORTRESSES, AND NAVAL FLEETS by Paul Scheerbart, trans. by M. Kasper
Eileen Tabios engages FORGET READING by Anthony Hawley
Denise Dooley reviews THE RIVER IS WIDE / EL RIO ES ANCHO: TWENTY MEXICAN POETS Edited and Translated by Marlon L. Fick
Pamela Hart reviews CHILD IN THE ROAD by Cindy Savett
Nicholas Manning reviews THIS POEM/WHAT SPEAKS?/A DAY by Tom Beckett
Eileen Tabios engages ORANGES & SARDINES, Summer 2008, Vol. 1 Issue, Edited by David Krump, Andy Nicholson, Meghan Punschke and Didi Menendez
Karen Rigby reviews THE BOYS I BORROW by Heather Sellers
Eileen Tabios engages RAFETOWN GEORGICS by Garin Cycholl
Laurel Johnson reviews DEFIANCE by Hugh Fox
Jeff Harrison reviews SKINNY BUDDHA by Sheila E. Murphy
Pamela Hart reviews THE MARVELOUS BONES OF TIME by Brenda Coultas
Leny M. Strobel engages PRAU by Jean Vengua
Francie Noyes reviews CLOUD VIEW POETS: MASTER CLASSES WITH DAVID ST. JOHN, edited by Morley Clark, Jane Downs, CB Follett, and Susan Terris
Patrick James Dunagan reviews SHINY, No. 14, 2008, edited by Michael Friedman
Bob Marcacci reviews TWO HATS APPEAR WHEN APPLAUDED by Raymond Farr, OCCASION IN THE MOSAIC DISTANCE by Paul Klinger, [from SLOT (TO PULL AN HISTORICAL SITE FORM YOU)] by Jill Magi, SPECIMEN by Marci Nelligan, INSECT COUNTRY (B) by Sawako Nakayasu, and SOUVENIRS by Bronwen Tate
Derek Motion reviews ORIGAMI SHIPWRECK by Craig Perez and Katy Acheson
William Allegrezza reviews IT’S ALL A MOVIE by Alex Gildzen
Nathan Logan reviews NEVER CRY WOOF by Shafer Hall
Prosy Abarquez-Delacruz reviews AN MAUPAY HA MGA WARAY UF IBA PA NGA MGA SIDAY (Waray poems with English translations) by Voltaire Oyzon
Rebecca Mabanglo-Mayor reviews BEIJING BACKGROUND by Bob Marcacci
Eileen Tabios engages ORGY IN THE BEEF CLOSET by Michael Koshkin
Laurel Johnson reviews SUDDENLY, FRUIT by Linda Tomol Pennisi
THE CRITIC WRITES POEMS
"{ . . . from HOMO SENTIMENTALIS : A GUIDE IN VERSE TO MODERN EMOTIONAL INTIMACY}" By Nicholas Manning
FEATURE ARTICLES
FEATURED POET: Cynthia Schwartzberg Edlow
Thomas Fink interviews Jennifer Kwon Dobbs
FROM OFFLINE TO ONLINE: REPRINTED REVIEWS
Francie Noyes reviews AVERNO by Louise Gluck
Allen Gaborro reviews STAGE PRESENCE: CONVERSATIONS WITH FILIPINO AMERICAN PERFORMING ARTISTS, edited by Theodore S. Gonzalves
Allen Gaborro reviews PRAU bv Jean Vengua
Juaniyo Arcellana reviews PINOY POETICS: A COLLECTION OF AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL AND CRITICAL ESSAYS ON FILIPINO AND FILIPINO-AMERICAN POETICS, edited by Nick Carbo
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