Under the Cover with Nathaniel G. Moore
Want to know why Nathaniel G. Moore’s Honorarium is sort of like U2’s Rattle and Hum? Read on at All Lit Up to find out!
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Toronto Star: review of The Junta of Happenstance
Many thanks to Barb Carey for this insightful review of The Junta of Happenstance by Tolu Oloruntoba in The Toronto Star: “A sense of disquiet,
Review: Margaret Christakos’ Dear Birch,
Many thanks to rob mclennan for this generous and thoughtful review of Margaret Christakos‘ Dear Birch,. “She writes simultaneously of her vulnerability, and her wish to
Nathaniel G. Moore on CBC
Did you miss Nathaniel G. Moore on CBC with Julia Wright? Catch the full interview here: https://www.cbc.ca/listen/live-radio/1-28-information-morning-saint-john/clip/15851207-indie-publishing-gadfly-nathaniel-moore
The Mean Game: review in ARC Poetry Magazine
Thanks to Jay Millar for this insightful review of John Wall Barger‘s The Mean Game in ARC Poetry Magazine: “John Wall Barger’s work has always been lyrical
The Malahat Review: The Weight of the Heart
Kait Pinder says Theresa Kishkan’s The Weight of the Heart is “a unique and compelling creation in its own right, [and] Kishkan’s poetic exploration of grief
Open Book interview: Nathaniel G. Moore
Thanks to Open Book for this interview with Nathaniel G. Moore about his new collection of essays Honorarium. “The cheekily titled Honorarium is an unconventional ode to the
alfabet/alphabet reviewed in Literary Review of Canada
Thanks to Cara Nelisson for this wonderful review of Sadiqa de Meijer‘s Alfabet/Alphabet in the Literary Review of Canada. “In this deeply resonating book of essays, de
