Book Review: Sensing
SENSING by Diana Haemer is a collection of personal poetry and the search for true meaning. Check out what IBR’s Madeline Barbush has to say about this Atmosphere Press title.
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Book Review: Is There Not a Cause?
IS THERE NOT A CAUSE? by Nathaniel Terrell is a healing collection of artistic reckoning. Check out what Madeline Barbush of IBR has to say about this Atmosphere Press poetry collection.
Book Review: Anything That Happens
ANYTHING THAT HAPPENS by Cheryl Wilder is an emotive journey of pain and forgiveness through poetry. Check out what Susan E. Morris has to say about this Press 53 book.
Book Review: Travel By Haiku, Volumes 6-10
TRAVEL BY HAIKU, Volumes 6-10: Far Out on the Road with Friends, compiled by Marshall Deerfield, is a poetry collection filled with gratitude for Mother Nature and a wild wanderlust. Check out what our reviewer has to say about this indie author book.
Book Review: Poems in Corona
POEMS IN CORONA by Jay Green is a razor-sharp collection of satirical poetry that exposes the U.S.’s dual virus. Check out what Madeline Barbush of IBR has to say in her review of this indie author book of poems.
Book Review: Eleven After Eleven
ELEVEN AFTER ELEVEN by Jasmine Dine is a deeply personal poetry collection that delves into the darkest corners of human emotion. Check out what Joelene Pynnonen has to say in her review of this indie author title.
Book Review: The Sentinel’s Dawn
THE SENTINEL’S DAWN by Elena Stewart is an enchanting poetry collection that takes you on a journey to a fantastical world. Check out what Joelene Pynnonen has to say about this indie author title.
Book Review: Skin Memory
SKIN MEMORY by John Sibley Williams is an arresting poetry collection rich in both language and meaning. Check out what Liam Anthony of Independent Book Review has to say about this University of Nebraska Press title.
Book Review: Tom Sawyer by Joseph Grantham
TOM SAWYER is a laugh-out-loud poetry collection by poet Joseph Grantham featuring heart, tenderness, and an incredible mustache. Find out why Liam Anthony of Independent Book Review thinks it is sure to inspire and move you.