Let’s Hope There Are More Poetic Bunns In the Oven Chelsea Bunn is an excellent poet, producing work that is poised to be on every reader’s shelf. She writes with a rare grace that allows her poems to dance what … Continue reading Make Space For Bunn On Your Bookshelf
A Reinterpretation That Could Use A Little Innovation Romeo, Romeo, oh we know all about you Romeo. Or do we? Nadd Wellgreen invites his readers to peek deeper into the lives of two of the most well known characters in … Continue reading Wherefore Art Thou, Rosaline?
We Are Only Now Losing The Garden eden turns poetry on its head. Literally. Poet Liv Chalmers ends all the poems in her 2019 publication with their titles. A bit of a surprise at first, this reconfiguration is actually a … Continue reading Eden Was Always Here
O’Keeffe Confronts the Darkness of the Inner Self Affiliate links may be present in this review, meaning, at no additional cost to you, Berry’s Poetry Book Reviews receives a small commission if you click through and make a purchase. ……………………………………………………………………………………………… … Continue reading The Green Poison of Jealousy
Love Lost Is Explored In This Elegant Book While Phoebe Nilsen‘s chapbook is at first unassuming in its slender arrangement, its warning to the readers who trace their fingers down its white pages is great. Published in 2018 by Finishing … Continue reading Nilsen’s ‘Without A Kiss’ Is Not Without a Warning
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