A Review of Love Breaks My Bones, and I Laugh by Couri Johnson March 20, 2023June 20, 2023Kym Cunningham 0 A book review of Couri Johnson’s latest novella of fabulist short stories. Share this:FacebookTwitterEmailMoreLinkedInRedditPocketTelegramPinterestWhatsAppTumblrPrintMastodonNextdoorLike this:Like Loading...
The Lang Fairy Books March 20, 2023June 20, 2023Robert Boucheron 0 A brief overview of the famous series edited by Andrew Lang, a Scottish poet, and his wife Nora, who did much of the rewriting. Share this:FacebookTwitterEmailMoreLinkedInRedditPocketTelegramPinterestWhatsAppTumblrPrintMastodonNextdoorLike this:Like Loading...
Review of Lilies on the deathbed of Étaín and Other Poems March 20, 2023December 6, 2023Ryan Brinkhurst 0 A review of Lilies on the deathbed of Étaín and Other Poems by Oisín Breen. Share this:FacebookTwitterEmailMoreLinkedInRedditPocketTelegramPinterestWhatsAppTumblrPrintMastodonNextdoorLike this:Like Loading...
Review of The Mayapple Forest December 20, 2022March 20, 2023Jacob Butlett 0 A review of Kim Ports Parsons’ book of poetry The Mayapple Forest. Share this:FacebookTwitterEmailMoreLinkedInRedditPocketTelegramPinterestWhatsAppTumblrPrintMastodonNextdoorLike this:Like Loading...
The Hongwu Emperor, Buddhism, Christianity, Islam and “The Hundred Word Eulogy” December 20, 2022March 20, 2023Douglas Colston 0 “The Hundred Word Eulogy” as pro-Islamic is challenged by translations that suggest the material fulfills two functions of a eulogy. Share this:FacebookTwitterEmailMoreLinkedInRedditPocketTelegramPinterestWhatsAppTumblrPrintMastodonNextdoorLike this:Like Loading...
The Jejune September 20, 2022December 20, 2022Ashish Dwivedi 0 The jejune shares a handsome similitude with Mammon, in his politically-correct dysplasia, and his ability to fake. Share this:FacebookTwitterEmailMoreLinkedInRedditPocketTelegramPinterestWhatsAppTumblrPrintMastodonNextdoorLike this:Like Loading...
Review of The Way a Wound Becomes a Scar September 20, 2022December 20, 2022Ryan Brinkhurst 0 A review of Emily Schulten’s book of poetry The Way a Wound Becomes a Scar. Share this:FacebookTwitterEmailMoreLinkedInRedditPocketTelegramPinterestWhatsAppTumblrPrintMastodonNextdoorLike this:Like Loading...
Thoughts on Modernist poetry June 20, 2022September 20, 2022Colin Ian Jeffery 0 The modernist poetry movement has radically changed the rules in form, style, stanza, and rhythm. Share this:FacebookTwitterEmailMoreLinkedInRedditPocketTelegramPinterestWhatsAppTumblrPrintMastodonNextdoorLike this:Like Loading...
Political challenges in a selected section of ‘Insights and Poems’ (1975) by Huey Newton and Ericka Huggins June 20, 2022September 20, 2022Alan Garrigan 0 A review of insights and poems by Huey Newton as well as extensive political commentary on the overarching significance of the man. Share this:FacebookTwitterEmailMoreLinkedInRedditPocketTelegramPinterestWhatsAppTumblrPrintMastodonNextdoorLike this:Like Loading...
Helen, Life and Times – Unafraid Minutes on Hindustani Cinema and its Deployment of Helen June 20, 2022September 20, 2022Ashish Dwivedi 5 This book can elicit an infectious curiosity about Bollywood amongst audiences beyond the mediascape of India/South Asia. Share this:FacebookTwitterEmailMoreLinkedInRedditPocketTelegramPinterestWhatsAppTumblrPrintMastodonNextdoorLike this:Like Loading...
Don’t Miss Your Connection: an Interview with Best-Selling Author Jonathan Evison March 20, 2022June 21, 2022Shaun McMichael 0 An interview with Best-Selling Novelist Jonathan Evison about his new book, Small World (2022). Share this:FacebookTwitterEmailMoreLinkedInRedditPocketTelegramPinterestWhatsAppTumblrPrintMastodonNextdoorLike this:Like Loading...
An Apology for M.Phil. March 20, 2022June 21, 2022Ashish Dwivedi 0 A globally-acknowledged degree, of respected stature and ancient origins, does not find a place in the popular imagination. Share this:FacebookTwitterEmailMoreLinkedInRedditPocketTelegramPinterestWhatsAppTumblrPrintMastodonNextdoorLike this:Like Loading...
Quirks and Quiddities December 20, 2021March 20, 2022Mehreen Ahmed 0 All about the dangers of soil erosion in Bangladesh, the fate of farmers, and what is being done to prevent it. Share this:FacebookTwitterEmailMoreLinkedInRedditPocketTelegramPinterestWhatsAppTumblrPrintMastodonNextdoorLike this:Like Loading...
Lost in the Fog December 20, 2021March 20, 2022Ed Staskus 0 It is about the unholy creation, existence, liberation, and legacy of the Nazi death camps as documented by “Night and Fog.” Share this:FacebookTwitterEmailMoreLinkedInRedditPocketTelegramPinterestWhatsAppTumblrPrintMastodonNextdoorLike this:Like Loading...
Living is also about Learning to Die December 20, 2021March 20, 2022Prakash Kona 0 Learning to die is the beginning of living. Share this:FacebookTwitterEmailMoreLinkedInRedditPocketTelegramPinterestWhatsAppTumblrPrintMastodonNextdoorLike this:Like Loading...
An ARTistic Ride September 20, 2021December 20, 2021Lorraine Morales 0 From Stanley Park and Yaletown, to Granville Island and False Creek, I share eight of my favorites over the years. Share this:FacebookTwitterEmailMoreLinkedInRedditPocketTelegramPinterestWhatsAppTumblrPrintMastodonNextdoorLike this:Like Loading...