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New full-length poetry collection

HEAT, SOB, LILY

forthcoming

from MadHat Press in January 2025

just out
art review of Anselm Kiefer's Barjac studio in WHITEHOT Magazine

upcoming

translations of Hanna Riisager in The Ilanot Review and Plume

poems in The Cortlandt Review and Lana Turner Journal

online

translation

art review

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Hanna Riisager
Four Way Review
and

Asymptote

The Softer Side of John Chamberlain in WHITEHOT Magazine

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"...I want to see this she-giant, hear her voice, feel the tremor of the earth at her steps, smell the fire she has lit. Then, I taste the blood on my tongue when I bite it in fear at her approach..." 

A. ANUPAMA, TUPELO QUARTERLY

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"Bicher’s language is unfailingly lyrical, but packs an emotional punch. There is not a wasted word in this entire book. This is a well-wrought, urgent collection." 

                                                         ANTHONY CAPPO, ENTROPY

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"...small but mighty blasts of verse. The poems present startling and dense combinations of image and reflection. Lundquist’s careful tweaking of tense and perspective provide the book its critical charge

 

GREG BEM, RAIN TAXI

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We live in troubled times. Pandemics, climate emergency, wars, forced displacement. Do you think that now, more than ever, poetry--and art in general--has a critical role to play? What role would that be?

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