The Lyric of Healing by Jack Ridl
This post is part of our series in honor of ADA Awareness Month. While on a national level the focus is disability employment awareness, CKP is focusing on artists. A week... Read More
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Susan Jett reviews “The Baby Book” by Robin Silbergleid
"What I didn’t expect was the emotional punch it would carry. Having been through a lot of what she writes about, having witnessed much of her journey-to-motherhood as it happened,... Read More
Book Press Release: Only So Far
Only So Far Poems by Robert Cording ONLY SO FAR (CavanKerry Press; October 2015; $16.00, paperback), the eighth collection of poems from Robert Cording, once more probes what Baron Wormser has... Read More
Celebrating ADA Awareness Month at CavanKerry
Happy 25th Birthday to the Americans with Disabilities Act, which was signed into law on July 26, 1990! Today I have the pleasure of kicking off the second annual “October is... Read More
“Patchwork” by Baron Wormser
The remnants of love come down toAn old calico cat sitting in the early morningBefore our bedroom door croakingFeed meYou fed me yesterdayAnd whatever came before yesterdayAnd the Boy Scout... Read More
Nin Andrews interviews Baron Wormser
NIN ANDREWSThis collection (Unidentified Sighing Objects) is clearly the work of a master. I read it straight through, gliding from poem to poem. How long did it take you to compose? BARON... Read More
The ADA and Me by Jacqueline S. Guttman
My first conversation with Jackie Guttman, who recently joined the CavanKerry Press ADA Advisory Board, was about non-profit development. My main impression of her at our first meeting certainly was... Read More
Book Press Release: Unidentified Sighing Objects
Unidentified Sighing Objects Poems by Baron Wormser In his tenth collection of poems, UNIDENTIFIED SIGHING OBJECTS (CavanKerry Press; September 2015; $16.00, paperback), Baron Wormser continues a poetic journey begun more than three decades... Read More
Italian Americana reviews “The Laundress Catches Her Breath”
This charming, poignant collection, winner of the 2012 Tillie Olsen Award for Creative Writing from the Working Class Association, paints a haunting portrait of working-class Pittsburgh as experienced by Corso’s protagonist known... Read More