Book Blogger Laudes the “Concise and Thoughtful” Poetry of Hazen’s “Girls Like Us”
In their latest review, the book blogger known as "Literary Feline" had only glowing things to say about Elizabeth Hazen's newest collection of poems, Girls Like Us.
"This was my first experience reading Elizabeth Hazen's poetry, and I was immediately taken with the poet's concise and thoughtful prose. I liked how multi-faceted her poetry is in terms of the different directions she takes it and is able to capture ideas and memories in a real and personal way. I think many women will see themselves in her poems"
Read the full review over on their blog HERE
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2 Poems by Reuben Jackson
Reuben Jackson tackles waltz form in these two poems.
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Scattered Clouds Featured on The Poetry Foundation Reading List
Scattered Clouds by Reuben Jackson appears on The Poetry Foundation’s December reading list.