The biological and the mystical elements of creation converge in Laynie Browne’s Roseate, Points of Gold. The book, made up of three parts – Diary of an Ocean Mistress, Lunations, and Beyond the Chequered Chasm – revolves quietly around the subject of creation in the manner of a double-helix. Each poem within those parts is […]
In this corner, having arrived in my mailbox last month, measuring in at 9.75 inches, we have Paris Review, Issue 199. And in this corner, being the oldest Paris Review on my Paris-Review-holding book shelf, dating back to Winter 2001, measuring in at 8.5 inches, we have Paris Review, Issue 160. Ladies and gentlemen, boys and […]
Our good friends at The Conium wrote a very generous review of A:V1. Tastes great, and calms the stomach. While you’re at it, give some money to the Conium Kickstarter campaign to help them get off the ground. MUCH LUV 2K11.
