Review by Peter Mladinic
“Jeff Weddle is a poet who reads other poets. Jeff Weddle is a philosopher whose ideas come not out of books but out of lived lives, of friends of now and then, of family, and of people met along the way.”
Review by Peter Mladinic
“Jeff Weddle is a poet who reads other poets. Jeff Weddle is a philosopher whose ideas come not out of books but out of lived lives, of friends of now and then, of family, and of people met along the way.”
Review by Peter Mladinic
“The Lost Book of Zeroth is comic, tragic, and ultimately human. The irony is that the book’s first three sections are “peopled by robots:” Sophia, Little Sophia, Little Spark, AI Robot Barbie, Cyborg Guy, AI Robot Amica, AI Robot Optimus, and Nurse Grace.”
Review by Peter Mladinic
“The beauty Barry renders in lines and rhythms, Flynn evokes in images and tones. I Tell Henrietta is about family, friends and acquaintances, and ultimately, the reader.”
Review by Peter Mladinic
“Kentucky is in these poems, specifically eastern Kentucky, the poet’s ancestral home, and Ohio, specifically Dayton, so much so that Ohio, where Bentley lives, is a metaphor for the world.”