Review of Pamela Medland’s “Echo of Ash”
By Carla Scarano Echo of Ash by Pamela Medland Passwords Enterprises ISBN 9780968091860 Echo of Ash is an engaging first full collection that displays a journey through bereavement after the…
Kayleigh Cline Reads “American Robin”
Kayleigh Cline reads her poem “American Robin.” Published in FreeFall Magazine Issue 31-1.
Dave Gregory Reads an Excerpt from “This Monarch Can Fly” | FreeFall Magazine Issue 31-1
Dave Gregory reads an excerpt from his short story “This Monarch Can Fly”, published in Issue 31-1 of FreeFall Magazine.
Review of Doreen Vanderstoop’s “Watershed”
By Vincent Potter Watershed by Doreen Vanderstoop Freehand Books (2020) ISBN: 9781988298597 The dystopia in Doreen Vanderstoop’s Watershed is one worryingly reasonable: it’s 2058, no one has enough water, and being…
Review of Ariel Gordon’s “TreeTalk”
By Skylar Kay TreeTalk by Ariel Gordon At Bay Press (2020) ISBN-10: 1988168279 ISBN-13: 978-1988168272 First of all, TreeTalk is an innovative poetry collection. While most entries are from Gordon,…
FreeFall Magazine Launch | Issue 31-1
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Review of Lisa Richter’s “Nautilus and Bone”
By Angeline Schellenberg Nautilus and Bone by Lisa Richter Frontenac House (2020) ISBN: 9781989466124 I’m usually drawn to poetry books that feel like old friends: collections that put music to…
Review of Lori Hahnel’s “Vermin”
By Kathryn Shalley Vermin by Lori Hahnel Great Plains Publications (2020) ISBN: 9781773370460 Though disparate in time and location, the stories in Lori Hahnel’s Vermin are bound by a common…
Review of Catherine Owen’s “Riven: Poems”
By Bret Crowle Riven: Poems by Catherine Owen ECWPress (2020) ISBN: 9781770415249 Catherine Owen’s Riven is a collection of poems woven together to blend the feeling of loss with the…
Review of Carla Scarano D’Antonio’s “Caponata”
by Josephine LoRe Caponata Carla Scarano D’Antonio Dempsey & Windle (2020) ISBN 9781913329228 Carla Scarano D’Antonio’s Caponata arrived late last year and I devoured it in one sitting. Enough time…