Check out my book review, “For the Love of Snails,” which explores the “beauty, heartache, and confusion of immigrant life in the US” found in Katerina Stoykova’s latest book of poetry.
Soil offers an innovative collection of lyric essays, poems, visual media, and maps that emphasizes the interdependence of the human and greater-than-human world. Soil questions the history of US environmental writing, and helps shift paradigms for white writers like me.
Check out my recent book review “The Bite and the Charm” for GHOST APPLES by Katharine Coles.
Check out my recent book review for “The Trees Witness Everything” by Victoria Chang, whose poetry offers a thrilling pursuit of what cannot be described.
“Art and Faith: A Theology of Making” is good news for artists, poets, and other contemplatives. Check out my recently published review of this empowering book.
This year, I’ve celebrated Black History Month by learning from Black artists and poets, past present, and future. The more I learn, the more I want to learn.
Why memorize a poem? What do race, #ChurchToo, and embodiment have to do with poetry? I explore all of those questions, and more, in this hot-off-the-press book review.
