The Imagination As A Redemptive Force
Fifteen Years of Listening “The poem I want to write is impossible: a stone that floats.” —Charles Simic When the first issue of Asheville Poetry Review was released in June 1994, the price of a [...]
Sing, Muses
Reviews of Jeffery Beam’s What We Have Lost, Jim Clark’s Buried Land, Joel Dias-Porter’s Libation Song, and Keith Flynn’s Nervous Splendor What We Have Lost: New and [...]
Ten Years After
Art or an art is not unlike a river, in that it is perturbed at times by the quality of the river-bed, but is in a way independent of that bed. The color of the water depends upon the substance [...]
Keith Flynn
“Flynn’s words need to be read aloud for the full dramatic impact,” writes Jennifer MacPherson in The Comstock Review, “but even on the page, they mesmerize the reader with their historical [...]
Righting The Mercy Compass
A Review of Donald Revell’s Arcady Arcady, by Donald Revell. Wesleyan University Press, 2002 72 pages. ISBN: 0-8195-6474-5 ($26.00 Cloth, $12.95 Paper). Yes friends, we live in a turbulent [...]
