This review is a few years old, and was originally posted on my Tumblr blog. It’s being reposted here with no modification, but my feelings towards the…… Read more “Review: Clockwork Canada, ed. Dominik Parisien”
Tag: indie books
Robins in the Night – First Chapter Thoughts
Something I may have mentioned before is that I’m very, very bad at e-reading. I can do it for short works, and I edit on a computer,…… Read more “Robins in the Night – First Chapter Thoughts”
First Chapter Thoughts: Orope by Guenevere Lee
It’s been a while since I’ve done one of these, so for folks who don’t know, this is where I discuss the first chapter of a novel…… Read more “First Chapter Thoughts: Orope by Guenevere Lee”
Review: Climbing Out of Other People’s Hands by Ian Martin
You really can’t go wrong with a poet who has a good sense of humour. Ian Martin is one of my favourite poets, and his 2016 chapbook Climbing…… Read more “Review: Climbing Out of Other People’s Hands by Ian Martin”
Review: Welcome to the Last Earth Show by Michael Sikkema
I don’t have many pet peeves when it comes to poetry, but one thing that I cannot stand is when word-salad and vaguely gross imagery is chopped…… Read more “Review: Welcome to the Last Earth Show by Michael Sikkema”
Review: sunfish by Shelby Eileen
Love is considered one of the great topics of poetry (along with sex, death and war), but most of the time, readers and writers alike tend to…… Read more “Review: sunfish by Shelby Eileen”
Review: “press ctrl – alt – delete” by Vanessa Maki
What does it mean to start over? What does it mean to reset the system, to reboot the software of your own mind? Vanessa Maki’s powerful poetry…… Read more “Review: “press ctrl – alt – delete” by Vanessa Maki”
