Review: MANHATER by Danielle Pafunda

Review: MANHATER by Danielle Pafunda

Manhater Danielle Pafunda 2012 Dusie Press Books 64 pages Review by MATTHEW MAHANEY Manhater is a book in three sections. One could argue that these sections are distinct, each with its own speaker inhabiting a unique, post-human world. However, the more I read, the...
Review: SKIN HORSE by Olivia Cronk

Review: SKIN HORSE by Olivia Cronk

Skin Horse Olivia Cronk 2012 Action Books 72 pages Review by MATTHEW MAHANEY As others have pointed out, Skin Horse is not your standard book of poems, first or otherwise. This is not surprising if you’ve read Olivia Cronk’s poems in various journals over the past few...
An Interview with GC Waldrep

An Interview with GC Waldrep

Interview by LISA TALLIN Black Warrior Review: So first of all I just wanted to ask you—you had a reading last night, and how do you feel reading your work out loud? GC Waldrep: How do I feel? I like to read my work out loud. I trained as a singer and the idea that...
Review: FIND THE GIRL by Lightsey Darst

Review: FIND THE GIRL by Lightsey Darst

Find the Girl Lightsey Darst 2010 Coffeehouse Press 88 pages Review by FARREN STANLEY The sexualization of women—and a girl’s desire to achieve power by becoming an object of sexual interest—is one prevalent sign of a seriously ailing culture. In drawing the reader’s...