by Tyrone Williams

A Spring of Poetry: Capsule Reviews

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Eight capsule reviews of poetry and prose works from Ugly Duckling Presse, above/ground press, Subpress Editions, Tupelo Press, and Baobab Press

Carmelina: Figures & Virgil Kills: Stories – Ronaldo V. Wilson

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Neither doubles nor doppelgangers of one another, Wilson and Carmelina, son and mother, make us rethink the question of lineage in new and unpredictable ways.

Three Ugly Duckling Presse Chapbooks

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Alejandro Albarrán Polanco and Agustín Guambo display a radical political sensibility refracted through shards of shattered subjectivities, while Enriqueta Lunez’s fierce feminist lyricism offers an unsentimental portrayal of generational conflict among indigenous women.

F Letter: New Russian Feminist Poetry – ed. Galina Rymbu, Eugene Ostashevsky, and Ainsley Morse

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Collectively, the poets in F LETTER would doubtlessly endorse Rymbu’s all too familiar battle cry: “To make revolution with the vagina. / To make freedom with oneself.”