Seth Landman’s poetry is not perfect. It’s digressive and recursive, rambling and at times even ranting. It feels […] The Luminous Cracks in Seth Landman’s ConfidenceJuly 30, 2016 in Reviews tagged Emma Bolden / Seth Landman by Kristina Marie Darling
The collection’s first poem is a call to attention. A tolling. “Belle,” and its homophonic first line, “The […] This Is How We Will Mourn: On Ashaki M. Jackson’s ...July 30, 2016 in Reviews tagged Ashaki M. Jackson / Tom Griffen by Kristina Marie Darling