Category: Poetry
Please, Do Not Tap on the Glass, by M. Kelly Peach
matwân cî …wondering about now and then and everything everywhere by Nia To there
Reviewed by Sharon Brunner Nia To Go There’s matwân cî …wondering about now and then and everything everywhere poetry book portrays an innate intimacy between animals, birds, humans and inanimate objects between worlds. Stories, language, dances and visions exist and were experienced everywhere with everything. In other words, the time…
Roots in Water By Kathleen Carlton Johnson
Roots in Water, Selected and New Poems, by Kathleen Carlton Johnson
Animals out-There W-i-l-d: A Bestiary in English and ASL Gloss by Raymond Luczak
Reviewer: Sharon Brunner Raymond Luczak’s Animals Out-There W-i-l-d: A Bestiary in English and ASL Gloss painted a picture of the beauty of nature, nature’s resilience, and the ugliness of human behavior. Luczak wrote about the animals, reptiles, and birds who live in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan (U.P.) Luczak grew…
A Bigfoot Bestiary and Other Wonders by Martin Achatz
Walloon Writers Review, 8th Ed., edited by Jennifer Huder and Glen Young
Relative Sanity: Poems by Ellen Lord
blessed: Modern Haibun on Almost Every Despair Paperback by Andrew Riutta
When I Was a Fire by Ronnie Ferguson
Mercy Is a Bright Darkness: Selected Poems on Our Connectedness to Each Other through Nature’s Elements and Seasons, by Lisa Fosmo
Yooper Poetry: On Experiencing Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, edited by Raymond Luczak
The Splake Path by Robert M Zoschke and Relative Sanity by Ellen Lord
Superior Voyage by Marquette Poets Circle
Marquette Poets Circle’s Newest Book Is Superior Five years ago, the Marquette Poets Circle wowed readers with their debut poetry book, Maiden Voyage. Their follow-up volume is titled Superior Voyage, and it is appropriately titled for it is a superior volume of poetry that just happens to have been written…
Complete Poems, 1965-2020, by Michael Butterworth,
Clutch (Collection for 2023), edited by Robert M. Zoschke
Lightness of being (poems), by t. kilgore splake
Review by Mack Hassler I think there is no argument that our writers who set themselves up as our poets are the real forerunners in language development. Storytellers entertain us, historians order and give us useful general ideas, comic tone writers defend us against the many predators that lurk in…
Please, Do Not Tap on the Glass, by M. Kelly Peach
matwân cî …wondering about now and then and everything everywhere by Nia To there

Reviewed by Sharon Brunner Nia To Go There’s matwân cî …wondering about now and then and everything everywhere poetry book portrays an innate intimacy between animals, birds, humans and inanimate objects between worlds. Stories, language, dances and visions exist and were experienced everywhere with everything. In other words, the time…
Roots in Water By Kathleen Carlton Johnson
Roots in Water, Selected and New Poems, by Kathleen Carlton Johnson
Animals out-There W-i-l-d: A Bestiary in English and ASL Gloss by Raymond Luczak

Reviewer: Sharon Brunner Raymond Luczak’s Animals Out-There W-i-l-d: A Bestiary in English and ASL Gloss painted a picture of the beauty of nature, nature’s resilience, and the ugliness of human behavior. Luczak wrote about the animals, reptiles, and birds who live in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan (U.P.) Luczak grew…
A Bigfoot Bestiary and Other Wonders by Martin Achatz
Walloon Writers Review, 8th Ed., edited by Jennifer Huder and Glen Young
Relative Sanity: Poems by Ellen Lord
blessed: Modern Haibun on Almost Every Despair Paperback by Andrew Riutta
When I Was a Fire by Ronnie Ferguson
Mercy Is a Bright Darkness: Selected Poems on Our Connectedness to Each Other through Nature’s Elements and Seasons, by Lisa Fosmo
Yooper Poetry: On Experiencing Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, edited by Raymond Luczak
The Splake Path by Robert M Zoschke and Relative Sanity by Ellen Lord
Superior Voyage by Marquette Poets Circle

Marquette Poets Circle’s Newest Book Is Superior Five years ago, the Marquette Poets Circle wowed readers with their debut poetry book, Maiden Voyage. Their follow-up volume is titled Superior Voyage, and it is appropriately titled for it is a superior volume of poetry that just happens to have been written…
Complete Poems, 1965-2020, by Michael Butterworth,
Clutch (Collection for 2023), edited by Robert M. Zoschke
Lightness of being (poems), by t. kilgore splake

Review by Mack Hassler I think there is no argument that our writers who set themselves up as our poets are the real forerunners in language development. Storytellers entertain us, historians order and give us useful general ideas, comic tone writers defend us against the many predators that lurk in…