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Critical Reviews by the
Editor
For several years now, the editor has been an unpaid book reviewer for Counterpoise
(Gainesville, FL), distributed to libraries across the country. Most of
the following reviews were thus published either in
Counterpoise.
Some were also published in
Small Press Review, Vox, and
The American Dissident.
1.
Hard
Night
by
Christian Wiman, editor of Poetry magazine
2.
100
Essential Poems,
Selected and Introduced by Joseph Parisi
3.
Line Break: Poetry as
Social Practice
by James Scully
4.
We Want Freedom
by Mumia Abu-Jamal
5.
Literature and
Revolution
by Leon Trotsky
6.
Acadian
Redemption: From Beausoleil Broussard to the Queen’s Royal Proclamation
by Warren A. Perrin
7.
Lilies and
Cannonballs Review,
Editor Daniel Connor
8.
Poetry Flash
9.
Alternative Press Review, Editor Jason McQuinn
10.
New York Quarterly
11.
The Holy Grail: Charles Bukowski and the Second
Coming Revolution
by A.D. Winans
12.
The Best American
Poetry 2006,
Guest Editor, Billy Collins
13.
New Orleans, Mon Amour, Twenty Years of Writings from
the City by Andrei Codrescu
14.
Rattle: Poetry for
the 21st Century
15. Howl
on Trial: The Battle for Free Expression
16.
Provincetown
Arts,
Christopher Busa, Founding
Editor
17.
Tales
of the Out & the Gone,
short
stories by Amiri Baraka
18.
The
Republic of Poetry
by Martín Espada
19.
Donatello’s Version
by James Scully
20.
Academe
(Bulletin of the American Association of University Professors)
21.
New England Review
(Middlebury College, Middlebury, VT)
22.
Corporate Crooks:
How Rogue Executives Ripped off Americans… and Congress Helped Them Do It!
By Greg Farrell.
23.
In Bad Taste:
A Critical Essay Written Around The Best American Poetry 2007
24.
Raritan: A
Quarterly Review
25.
Beloit Poetry Journal
26.
Prairie Schooner
27.
Poetry Magazine
28.
Vallum
29.
The Sun
30.
Poetry & Protest: A Dennis Brutus Reader
31.
Some for the Road:
Poems for Gerald Locklin
32.
Indoctrinate U
33.
Poets & Writers Magazine
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