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George Held's inexhaustible subject is the moon in all its phases, and he treats it with a quiet ear-pleasing lyricism and an impressive range. His moons shine on the world, and, bathed in their various lights, his imagination shines on the subjects it conjures and illuminates.
—Michael Graves, author of Illegal Border Crosser (Cervená Barva Press) and Adam and Cain (Black Buzzard Press)
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In these clear forecasts of the recent past, Erik La Prade frees the reader to say an eternal Aloha to his phantom New York, a place everyone thinks they know and own, and its “remnants of an unenclosed frontier." All times happen at once here, which is why it takes so long to get across town, and which is also why nothing stays ripped up for long, and everything reverts to the “lived-in look.” A companionable observer inhabits these poems. Why not stay a while?
— Jordan Davis
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John Trause is unique: a classicist who loves pop. His poems capture
our desire to mock and at the same learn every juicy detail of
pseudo-celebrity (Edie Sedgwick, Doris Duke, Gov. McGreevey) with all the
classical style of Plato writing about Atlantis. He is our
generation's undiscovered T.S. Eliot.
—David Silverman, author of Typo: The Last American Typesetter or How I Made and Lost 4 Million Dollars (Soft Skull Press, 2007).
Don't trust the adverb in the title. You never can tell if John is serious or not. His deeply shallow poems are simultaneously extravagant and poker-faced.
—Mark Swartz, author of Instant Karma (City Lights Books, 2002) and H2O (Soft Skull Press, 2006).
These poems are the ideal mixture of gravitas and fun. Trause is able to encompass doubt, and art, the Holy Land, celebrity and much more in these refined lyrics. The spirit of play moves through even the most serious of these poems.
—Matthew Rohrer, author of Rise Up (Wave Books, 2007).
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Wow. You have a winner with Austin Alexis. What a wonderful poet, and what an elegant, simple, lovely book.
—Mary Orovan, former Features Editor of US Camera Magazine, photographer, poet and writer.
...a
clear-eyed, queer exploration of urban
characters and dilemmas from
the perspective of the talented African-American
New York Poet, playwright,
and fiction writer, Austin
Alexis.
In free verse and prose poems,
Alexis offers an enticing palette
of ordinary and outré people who
populate New York...a fine
chapbook, well worth perusing.
—Clifton Snider [Author of The Alchemy of Opposites (Chiron Review Press, 2000)], Small Press Review.
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In John on the Chrysler, boundary-defying poet LV has
given us a powerful and modern elegy. Tenderly
cataloguing her late husband's life with clear and
thoughtful verse glittering with detail, LV allows us
to join her as she attempts to make sense out of what
is ultimately senseless -- the early death of a
husband and father. Heart-breaking yet resilient,
mournful yet hopeful, this collection may long for
what might have been, but it also shows a profound and
brave understanding of what is. It is testament to the
power of LV as a writer that one leaves this book – a
book so inextricably tied to death--with a grateful
sense of awe, wonder and triumph.
—Cristin O'Keefe
Aptowicz, Founder & Host of Urbana Slam at NYC’s Bowery
Poetry Club
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For quite some years, Susan Maurer has had her incredible poems published across the United States and abroad. How great to have many of these poems collected in this one lovely volume.
—Bill Kushner, Author of "He Dreams of Waters", "Night Fishing", "Head", and
"Love Uncut".
Gifted and surprising.
—Nelson Lyon, Writer for Saturday Night Live, Writer & Director of “The Telephone Book”, Co-Producer with Hal Willner of William S. Burroughs’ Spoken Word CD album “Dead City Radio”
The overall tone of the book is wry, jaunty, ironic, and stoic--a fresh and original voice.
—Robert Kramer, Home Planet News
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Peter Chelnik continues his quest of the American Dream on his highway of language in a style evocative of that true American Art, Jazz He forges this highway concrete image by concrete image, and his voice is not only fiercely brave, but also one of powerful affirmation.
—Laura Boss, editor of Lips, author of Arms: New and Selected Poems
His latest collection, Paradise Highway, takes the reader on a journey down the mythic roads of the contemporary American landscape. These poems will resonate with Chelnik’s most loyal fans, and provide newcomers the ideal introduction to this unique American voice.
—Sara Liebling, Disney Publishing Worldwide
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Not unlike Emily Dickinson’s poetry, many of the poems in this collection also seem to be important for what they purposely do not say; the spaces between the lines demand thought, and then you think again while reading the line.
—Dr. Alfred Dorn, director of The World Order of Narrative and Formalist Poets, former Vice President of the Poetry Society of America
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Smart, irreverent, often unnerving, these sonnets smirk, smile, argue and bless.
Jee Leong Koh has taken a month of days and rendered a very contemporary version of the artist as a young man.
Cash in your paycheck and buy this book.
—Marie Howe
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