Many thanks to Kathryn McDonald and Freefall Magazine for this thoughtful and engaged review of Stephanie Bolster‘s LONG EXPOSURE. “As Bolster probes Polidori’s images, she notes how the hurricane’s destruction was multiplied many times over by failure of the unmaintained levies. And she resurrects other disasters: Chernobyl and the nuclear meltdown of 1986, the Interment of Japanese-Canadians in B.C. during WWII, Mothers of the Disappeared in Mexico. She exposes a litany of social atrocities in the compelling and extraordinarily-crafted singular poem, Long Exposure.”

Read the entire review here: Freefall review Long Exposure