Tags : “Poetry” - Page 4

The collected verses of renegade poets, celebrating bikes, freedom and the highway.

Review in Books — by Gray Hunter — on May 22, 2009

He shops for willing and possibly unwilling listeners.

Opinion in Culture — by Larry Estes — on May 03, 2009

With hopeful young plays breaking through on Broadway, fringe shows like "Beowulf" are starting to capture youth's more diabolical side.

Review in Culture — by Ethan Stanislawski — on Apr 07, 2009

"American exceptionalism" was a by-product of our political institutions and unparalleled prosperity. With the latter gone, the notion is obsolete.

Opinion in Politics — by Roger Nowosielski — on Apr 03, 2009

Townsfolk of every color and creed walk to a town hall on a snowy Christmas Eve to rejoice in peace.

Review in Books — by Regis Schilken — on Mar 02, 2009

Komunyakaa's poems re-imagine myths, examine current events, and offer hope in primal, ferocious language.

Review in Books — by Karl Wolff — on Mar 02, 2009

Mary Kennedy Eastham's erotic, dangerous, and thoughtful poetry will move you and make you think.

Review in Books — by Karl Wolff — on Feb 06, 2009

The innate music and obvious buzz of modern life flows through these poems like electricity.

Review in Books — by Maggie Ball — on Feb 04, 2009

Love lost may never truly fade away.

Review in Books — by Kevin Freitas — on Jan 22, 2009

phobiaphobia touches on the full spectrum of human frailty.

Review in Books — by Maggie Ball — on Jan 21, 2009