Tag: T. Kilgore Splake
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…
Piney woods (poems), chapbook by t. kilgore splake
Camp Baraga Ghosts by t. kilgore splake
By Sharon Brunner Kilgore Splake elicits strong imagery about various life situations. “Camp Baraga Ghosts” contains photographs of the old prison that was located in Baraga, Michigan, long closed. The imagination is sparked by the renditions of things past. Splake provides this quote in his introduction: “The old long-abandoned and…
Dredge Artistic Decay by t. kilgore splake
Review by Sharon Brunner Dredge Artistic Decay, written by T. Kilgore Splake, offered the reader renditions of past losses. After the “Copper Boom” in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan (U.P.), businesses crumbled and along came the appearance of industrial relics. During the boom miners dredged millions of pounds of copper…
Clutch (2022), edited by Robert M. Zoschke,
Old Reliable: Collection of Poems (2022) by T. Kilgore Splake
Trout Fishing in our Own Lake Review by Mack Hassler Like many serious writers, this poet tinkers with his name for literary purposes. He invents an identity that links his work to the clever science fiction writer Kurt Vonnegut (Kilgore Trout) as well as to the Kerouac-type Beat writer Richard…
Life Beyond Shadows by t. kilgore splake
Roads Not Traveled: Collection of Poems by t. kilgore splake
The Road to Splake by Robert M. Zoschke
Depot by T. Kilgore Splake
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…
Piney woods (poems), chapbook by t. kilgore splake
Camp Baraga Ghosts by t. kilgore splake
By Sharon Brunner Kilgore Splake elicits strong imagery about various life situations. “Camp Baraga Ghosts” contains photographs of the old prison that was located in Baraga, Michigan, long closed. The imagination is sparked by the renditions of things past. Splake provides this quote in his introduction: “The old long-abandoned and…
Dredge Artistic Decay by t. kilgore splake
Review by Sharon Brunner Dredge Artistic Decay, written by T. Kilgore Splake, offered the reader renditions of past losses. After the “Copper Boom” in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan (U.P.), businesses crumbled and along came the appearance of industrial relics. During the boom miners dredged millions of pounds of copper…
Clutch (2022), edited by Robert M. Zoschke,
Old Reliable: Collection of Poems (2022) by T. Kilgore Splake
Trout Fishing in our Own Lake Review by Mack Hassler Like many serious writers, this poet tinkers with his name for literary purposes. He invents an identity that links his work to the clever science fiction writer Kurt Vonnegut (Kilgore Trout) as well as to the Kerouac-type Beat writer Richard…