Book Review: Loving Strays
LOVING STRAYS by Franco Cardiello is raw, honest poetry about true love in its various forms. Check out what Toni Woodruff has to say in their book review of this indie poetry collection.
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Book Review: Finding Her Being Her
FINDING HER BEING HER by Nilam Patel is an enchanting collection that centers on the complexity and beauty of being a woman. Check out what Jadidsa Perez has to say in her book review of this indie poetry book.
Book Review: Weightless, Woven Words
WEIGHTLESS, WOVEN WORDS by Umar Siddiqui is a book of poetic practice & a way of living by learning & listening. Check out what Toni Woodruff has to say in her book review of this indie poetry collection.
Book Review: Sway
SWAY by Tricia Johnson is a poetry collection about the beautiful nature of Pennsylvania. Check out what Toni Woodruff has to say in their book review of this indie book of poetry.
Book Review: By Fire
BY FIRE by Rhonda Harris Slota is a hauntingly beautiful collection that explores the life of a daughter seeking love and reconciliation. Check out what Madeline Barbush has to say in her review of this indie poetry collection.
Book Review: The Carcass Undressed
THE CARCASS UNDRESSED by Linda Eguiluz is a soul-stirring collection that peels away the layers of what it means to be a woman, a daughter, a lover, and a writer. Check out what Madeline Barbush has to say in her review of this poetry collection.
Book Review: Through the Soul Into Life
THROUGH THE SOUL INTO LIFE by Shoushan B is a passionate reflection rooted in love and sincerity. Check out what Audrey Davis has to say in her book review of this indie poetry collection.
Book Review: Z Is for Zapatazo
Z IS FOR ZAPATAZO by Ruben Rivera is an examination of the universal trials of human experience. Check out what Samantha Hui of IBR has to say in her review of this poetry collection.
Book Review: Alice and Antius
ALICE AND ANTIUS by Kit Ingram is an artful narrative poem that superimposes godly relics of ancient time and Greek myth over the ever-increasing realness of the climate disaster. Check out what Alexandra Barbush has to say about this indie poetry book.