Two new poetry books from one of Canada’s top retired professors and well-known media contributors, Trevor W. Published by Friesen Press The book is available worldwide in e-format Best known as a political sociologist and public intellectual, Trevor W. Harrison in this collection of poems explores questions of remembrance, regret, nature, and loss. These previously... Continue Reading →
The Glass Lodge by John Brady McDonald is a collection of poetry written by author McDonald from his youth spanning well into his adult years. Each poem is a story that details various moments in his life. Some will share a story that many of us can relate to, while others will be eye-opening pieces... Continue Reading →
Don't put a label to this book after you've read the blurb, or even poem or two. Just read and enjoy. Why? Because, although Skyfall by Robert A. Stubblefield is poetry, it will keep surprising you with the imagery it offers you. It will show memories, motivate, tease, make you think, make you re-think and... Continue Reading →
Any piece of art created during the pandemic has a unique feel to it, given thatmany of us still don’t know how to feel about one of the biggest health crises we faced as humans. Every time I read a book set around the pandemic, brought to life in 2020 I feel this could be... Continue Reading →
This is one of those books that the title makes you curious and the relevant first words you read captivate you. WIPFandtock || Amazon || B&N || Booksamillion The title: "Peace At The Midst Of The Storm" creates images that invite you to think upon it. How can we be peaceful when battered by a... Continue Reading →
This one of the most heartfelt poetry books I've read. Get your copy at Amazon UK The readers are immediately taken into the life of the author and although not every poem was autobiographical, they all give information into the mind of the author and her feelings. The readers are given important events that happened... Continue Reading →
I went into this book expecting to read poetry and possibly save some for the future to read again, what I got was a whole experience. D. A. Andrews took a pen and scribbled out a window into her soul and the reader gets to take a peek inside. This book was a mix of... Continue Reading →
No Rain in the Desert by Robert A. Stubblefield is the follow-up poetry collection of "Written in Blood" (our review here). Get your copy on Amazon || Goodreads As in the first collection, Written in Blood, Robert Stubblefield speaks on a wide spectrum of topics. In "No rain in the Desert" the author speaks on... Continue Reading →
Open on Amazon || Goodreads Written in Blood by Robert A. Stubblefield is a collection of poetry that spans the range from coming-of-age musings to poems that pontificate about the socio-political drama that was unfolding in past years. When it comes to poetry, one thing remains true and that is – it can be interpreted... Continue Reading →
Poetry, good poetry, can make you feel a certain way and take you on an unexpected journey in your own mind and “The Unbelievable Believable: more tales from the Baron” by Billy J Barnum was no exception. Open on Amazon // Goodreads There were visions of clowns, evil things, strong emotions, accidents, genies, deserted island... Continue Reading →
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