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With a poem by Stephen Page in Volume 13 (2018) — Read on http://www.sfcc.edu/santa-fe-literary-review/literary-review-issues/ Download the .pdf or ePub to read issue 13 (2018) Special thanks to Kate McCahill, Nancy Beauregard, and Serena Rodriguez Except from poem Teresa: My Mask of Day — “She unwraps and pirouettes before me, holds out her arms, clasps my hand,… Read More Santa Fe Literary Review Issues – with Stephen Page
October By Louise Glück Quarterback Chapbook Series Sarabande Books. $8.95. 20 pages. Reviewed by Stephen Page Autumn After the Fall While I as reading Louise Glück’s chapbook “October”, I noted a theme that threaded throughout the poem–aftermath. October has always been a special month for me. A time of change. A time of clarity. It… Read More October, by Louise Glück
New comment on the Timbre of Sand by Stephen Page Who knew you had such a way with words. I’m impressed and feel honored you share them with the world. You are making a difference. We need your distraction. Thank you. — Patricia Padovini Krause Find the book here: https://www.amazon.com/timbre-sand-Stephen-Page/dp/0966835301 And here: https://www.amazon.com/Timbre-Sand-Stephen-Page/dp/B000KF942K And here:… Read More The Timbre of Sand by Stephen Page
Originally posted on Iowa Environmental Focus:
Beneficial insects, like the bee shown above, can be harmed by chemical pesticides (flickr). Julia Poska| September 27, 2018 A recent study from Japan’s Osaka University aims to help protect pollinators from harm by studying how insects metabolize pesticides. Researchers sliced fruit flies into very thin layers with a…
Places/Everyone By Jim Daniels The University of Wisconsin Press Reviewed by Stephen Page Reading Places/Everyone will take you back home. You will drive through your old neighborhood where you grew up, shop at K-Mart, visit a pallet factory where you once worked, eat lunch in the break room, take a drive around the shop on… Read More Places/Everyone by Jim Daniels
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. By Stephen Page Cati Porter’s Seven Floors Up is about wifehood, womanhood, and most expressively, adulthood. Porter reveals in varied forms of verse the roles of a contemporary married mother. The narrator of the poems has a husband, two children, a cancer-ridden dog, a mother, a stepmother, a mother…
#Persephone #Demeter #Hades #Zeus #Narcissi #myth #poetry #bookReview #GreekMythology howjournal.com/mortal-by-ivy-… twitter: @SmpageSteve @IvyAlvarez Mortal by Ivy Alvarez Reviewed by Stephen Page Demeter is the ancient Greek goddess of agriculture and fecundity. She is often depicted in artwork as carrying corn, shafts of wheat, or the horn of Cornucopia (or a combination). She governs harvestable food for… Read More Mortal by Ivy Alvarez
http://madswirl.com/blog/2018/09/the-best-of-mad-swirl-09-15-18/ The Salty River by Stephen Page I was standing on a grassy hill overlooking The Salty River that winds and flows along Santa Ana’s North-Western border. The sun was about to set and the star was turning orange. The Ponies and The Calves were leaping about as if celebrating the survival of another day.… Read More Best of Mad Swirl
