Twila Newey’s new novel Sylvia explores the constricting confines of religion, and the ways in which a deft […] What Deserves To Grow Wild: Review of Twila Newey’s Novel SylviaJanuary 30, 2021 in Reviews tagged Amy Strauss Friedman / Twila Newey by Kristina Marie Darling
Fiction overlays fact and past folds into present in Tina Barry’s prose poetry collection Beautiful Raft, an imagined […] A Life in Shadow: A Review of Beautiful Raft by ...July 31, 2020 in Reviews tagged Amy Strauss Friedman by Kristina Marie Darling
What a time to read Megan Merchant’s new poetry collection, Before the Fevered Snow. I’ve been hunkered down in […] Life is an Incurable Virus: Motherhood in the Age of ...May 1, 2020 in Reviews tagged Amy Strauss Friedman / Megan Merchant by Kristina Marie Darling
Mary is a River is the third collection by Rachel Jamison Webster that I’ve read. What draws me […] Making Faith Possible—On Rachel Jamison Webster’s Mary is a RiverFebruary 28, 2019 in Reviews tagged Amy Strauss Friedman / Rachel Jamison Webster by Kristina Marie Darling