Originally posted on Excavation:
The Central Home has lights! It was once the Malingerer’s home, Dark and lawned with lemon-tree stumps. Once it was only called House 21, But now the hardest worker lives There, the tamer of horses, The counter of cows, the planter of trees. All that is good radiates From there.? Even…
INSTITUTIONAL NEWS, FACULTY NEWS Wunderlich Named Director of the Writing Seminars Bennington College announced today that poet Mark Wunderlich has been named the next director of the Bennington Writing Seminars, the College’s MFA program in writing. Mark Wunderlich is named the new director of the Bennington Writing Seminars Poet and essayist Mark Wunderlich has been… Read More Wunderlich Named Director of the Writing Seminars
Originally posted on North of Oxford:
Photograph by g emil reutter ? Here are the top ten book reviews based on readership at North of Oxford for the first six month of 2017. Consider them for your summer reading. ? Magnesium by Ray Buckley https://northofoxford.wordpress.com/2017/05/01/magnesium/ Shoot the Messenger by John Dorsey https://northofoxford.wordpress.com/2017/05/01/shoot-the-messenger/ 100 Selected Poems…
Tense with Poles A Ranch Bordering the Salty River By Stephen Page Reviewed by Kate McCahill Stephen Page’s twenty-poem collection, “A Ranch Bordering the Salty River,” explores the second half of a life, as Page’s narrator navigates the transitions from city to country, from intellectual toil to physical labor, and from youth to middle age. In… Read More Tense With Poles
Originally posted on The Paddock Review:
The Cycle of Things On Santa Ana and Everywhere ? My new capataz, or should I say my newest, the one who started working here two year ago after I fired the bad guys, has been moving things around— or should I say acquiring things— without my permission: tanks…
Originally posted on North of Oxford:
. Review by Stephen Page While I was in a veterinary store in Lobos, a neighboring town twenty kilometers north of a ranch I was visiting, I noticed a stack of brown and red books on the corner of the display-case divider that divides the tellers from the customers.…
The photographer of the cover photo of “A Ranch Bordering the Salty River” (Patrick Lemoine) finally gets his copy of the book and reads it in Paris – Les Jardins du Luxembourg with the Pantheon and Sorbonne in the background. He says he was reading “Hen Eggs” during the shoot. Book published by Finishing Line… Read More Patrick Lemoine reads “A Ranch Bordering the Salty River” in Paris
Originally posted on Charlotte Digregorio's Writer's Blog:
just where the sky meets the sea— laughing gulls by Barbara Kaufmann (USA) tinywords, Issue 16, June 24, 2016 ?
A Ranch Bordering the Salty River By Stephen Page Reviewed by sharmishtha You rarely come across a poetry booklike “A Ranch Bordering the Salty River.” I was never a big fan of poetry. Other than Tagore’s works, I have rarely read books of poetry. Yes I have read one poem by this poet, another poem… Read More More than Butterflies in the Mind, “A Ranch Bordering the Salty River” By Stephen Page, Reviewed by sharmishtha
Edenland by Kathleen King I loved the way the story flowed. Full of twists and turns and tension. The book is hard to put down once picked up. — Stephen Page (bought a copy for Mom) Here is the description from Amazon.com: Description Product Description At the onset of the Civil War, eighteen-year-old Bledsoe, son… Read More Edenland by Kathleen Wallace King
