I was Oedipa rebel Oedipa trouble but I I was always my own Oedipa (Oedipa, Act […] Reconciling and Re-imagining a Classic: On Amy McCauley’s OedipaAugust 29, 2019 in Reviews tagged Amy McCauley / Margaryta Golovchenko by Kristina Marie Darling
There’s a lot of talk these days about books as “projects,” so it’s refreshing for me to read […] A Lyric Confluence in Fluid States by Heidi CzerwiecAugust 29, 2019 in Reviews tagged Freesia McKee / Heidi Czerwiec by Kristina Marie Darling
Fifteen years after Tupelo Press released his first collection of poetry, Ilya Kaminsky delivers a stunning interplay of […] Deafness and Silence as Weapons of Resistance or Scapegoats?: On ...August 29, 2019 in Reviews tagged Ilya Kaminsky / Shannon Nakai by Kristina Marie Darling