That simple line brings forth all sorts of emotions and possibilities as to what treasures await in the following pages.
Bob MacKenzie’s work is nothing short of original. This new collection offers up six poems, total.
This collection is a poetry book in 3 parts. It’s indicative of how the overall book will shape up based on the parts the poet divides it into as the groupings themselves can be used to enhance surrounding poems.
At first glance, it’s easy to think that Alan Botsford’s “Possessions” is simply yet another poetry anthology.
Di Saverio’s subtitle for his book is “an epic” and it is written as such.
Van Der Meer uses “Navigation,” “Exploration,” and “Connection” to divide sections in her newest poetry collection.
From the poem “Postcard from the Afterlife”: “How cool is Heaven? Where do I begin here?” This book is a great place for beginning poetry readers to begin. It’s delightful!
Maria Figueredo is Associate Professor at York University where she teaches courses in Spanish and Latin American literature.
Antony Di Nardo has written five books of poetry. His work appears widely in journals and anthologies across Canada and internationally, and has been translated into several languages.
A book written with utmost dedication is much appreciable.