Not one, but two reveiws for Mortal appear in a recent issue of Galatea Resurects.
Ernesto Priego says, "The poems in Mortal grow in the reader like teeth, they break the skin, grow inwards before finally seeking an exit out of the body, through the mouth, to become expression, to grind and bite in survival and in love, in sex and in everything which is pleasurable. To read Priego's entire review, click here.
Jeannine Hall Gailey says, "Alongside poems of mothers giving birth, a daughter struggling to come to terms with her mother’s breast cancer, and the fragile lives of flowers and insects, these mythological poems evoke a mournful and timeless struggle with mortality." To read Gailey's entire review, click here.
--AB
Tuesday, May 22, 2007
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