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Book Review: Gloved Against Blood

November 1, 2017 By CavanKerry Leave a Comment

Gloved Against Blood Cindy Veach poetry book
Jennifer Martelli was kind enough to review the new poetry book Gloved Against Blood by Cindy Veach.

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In her debut poetry collection, Gloved Against Blood, Cindy Veach stitches a masterpiece of bloodlines. In her ghazal, “Dear Francis C. Lowell,” Veach writes:

Francis, you are the sin–not these cloven,
white perennials planted in a row.

They bleed I weave. I weave they bleed. Why can’t
you see–blood threads your looms all down the row?
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Critic Review: Only So Far

April 24, 2017 By CavanKerry Leave a Comment

Presence: A Journal of Catholic Poetry is a venue for publication of poetry written by authors whose work is informed by the Catholic faith. They were kind to review Only So Far by Robert Coding.

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Only So Far by Robert Coding.

Only So Far by Robert Coding

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Grab the Lapels reviews “door of thin skins”

October 12, 2015 By CavanKerry Leave a Comment

door of thin skinsThis is the painful and unrelenting tale of Dr. Abe, psychologist and psychic vampire, and his patient/victim, a poet (poetess, he states sibilantly, beginning the process of her dismantling on their first meeting, page 3) who uses language as instinct, as tool and finally as weapon in this masterful textual project.

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