Published inNo Wrong NotesBorn in Nebraska: The Springsteen ComplexityI have been a mendicant at the altar of Bruce Springsteen’s Nebraska for a very, very long time, and I was busy preaching the gospel of its…Oct 22A response icon1Oct 22A response icon1
Published inNo Wrong NotesFarewell Mike Peters. May we always take a stand in your spirit.May we always remember you when the rain falls in the summertime.May 3A response icon1May 3A response icon1
Published inNo Wrong WritesDon’t tell me you feel grief, show me the storage space where you keep itThoughts on a wise and timely poem by Sonia GreenfieldMar 7Mar 7
Published inNo Wrong WritesPretty in the darkAre we not all the same under the rain, near the good lilac, and when reading a poem by Peter Mason?Feb 14Feb 14
Published inNo Wrong WritesWhen war enters your homeThe everyday anguish of war, illness, and unfinished coffee in a poem by Ricks Carson.Feb 5Feb 5
Published inNo Wrong WritesThere is no poetry for thisWords from a hill above a pool under the rain.Feb 1Feb 1
Published inNo Wrong WritesThe repetition and the workCarolann Caviglia Madden and the enactment of work as art and art as work.Jan 31Jan 31
Published inNo Wrong WritesBorne for the duration of every poemIn “Good Night Brother,” Kimberly Burwick’s anarchic facility with words renders her lines elusive in their jolting beauty.Jan 26Jan 26
Published inNo Wrong WritesThe snow, the shadow, the nothingAnzhelina Polonskaya’s poetry and the wounded world’s winter of discontentJan 24Jan 24