Nin Andrews Interviews David Keller
David Keller  NIN ANDREWSThis book, The Bar of the Flattened Heart, is like a perfectly spiced wine with its mix of sorrow, magic, heartache, bitterness, and a dash of humor thrown... Read More
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Press Release: The Bar of the Flattened Heart
The Bar of the Flattened Heart Poems byDavid Keller A poet of everyday wonder, David Keller finds the kernels of larger truths in the small details of the ordinary. In... Read More
“My Blue Heaven” by David Keller
(William Matthews, 1942–1997)  “Ah, all the elves are at the toyshop,” he said,looking up as he approached the porch,meaning, I thought then, to refer to the othersas mischief-makers, revelers,... Read More
Salamander reviews “door of thin skins”
"These lines are a relief, but are also an example of how layout and letters work together in this collection to recreate the experience of the speaker. The layout shows both... Read More
“How to Fight Off Hungers” by Teresa Carson
At first: under table when he explodes, on windowsill when her eyes blank.(Fold up in corner of closet at chorus of slamming doors.)The week in bed with chicken pox: drab... Read More
Chronogram Reviews "door of thin skins"
Word-art is made from individual words and phrases […] Dentz’s multilayered fractured narrative dazzles.
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Book Press Release: My Crooked House
My Crooked House by Teresa Carson Foreword by Randy Frost, Ph.D. House and home, with all their literal and figurative meanings, are the central tropes in Teresa Carson’s intensely candid... Read More
THANKS, WALT!
Though Walt Whitman was a native of New York, he lived the last nineteen years of his life in Camden, NJ. If you are in Camden, you can visit his house,... Read More
Poetry Out Loud: Interview with NJ State Winner Natasha Vargas
In April, I attended a poetry reading that celebrated New Jersey’s rich poetry heritage. Ten contemporary NJ poets read not only their own poems but also the poems of iconic NJ poets—e.g.... Read More