Philly Poetry Chapbook Review
Philly Poetry Chapbook Review is dedicated to providing insightful reviews of poetry chapbooks. It is set to debut on January 24th.
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1 month ago |
phillychapbookreview.org | Rick Mullin
YOU ARE LEAVING THE AMERICAN SECTOR: Love PoemsRebecca FoustBackbone Press, 47pp., $10.00Rebecca Foust’s new chapbook of poems has a strange prescience. Conceived while rereading George Orwell’s 1984 during the pandemic, it frames the first Trump administration in the context of that novel’s world of mass manipulation via thought control, Newspeak, and hatreds assigned for the purpose of enforced obeisance to Big Brother.
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2 months ago |
phillychapbookreview.org | P. Aiden Hunt
As a child, I wasn’t allowed to watch television on days when there was school the next day. The rule for my two older siblings and myself was that we could listen to the radio, do our homework, or read. I can’t speak to my parents’ reasons for this rule, but it went a long way toward teaching me to loving reading and then writing. It’s one of many ways that they helped me get to where I am now.
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Feb 20, 2025 |
phillychapbookreview.org | P. Aiden Hunt
Poet Kate Colby grew up in Massachusetts before earning her Bachelor’s degree from Wesleyan University and a Master’s in Fine Art from the California College of the Arts. Her full-length poetry collection, Fruitlands, was selected by Rosmarie Waldrop for the Norma Farber First Book Award. Beauport, her third full-length, was a finalist for Foreword Reviews’ Poetry Book of the Year Award, and Colby received a creative fellowship from the Woodberry Poetry Room at Harvard, among other honors.
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Jan 4, 2025 |
phillychapbookreview.org | P. Aiden Hunt
Happy New Year! Welcome to year two of the strange little poetry and poetics journal called the Philly Poetry Chapbook Review! I created this journal with plans for what we’d publish, but also knowing that it was going to be a process of seeing what features work best and what to lose. I’m proud of our first year and excited for the new features of our second!Our first year saw us grow to six contributors of original material, myself included.
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Oct 15, 2024 |
phillychapbookreview.org | Jake Byrne
We here at Philly Poetry Chapbook Review love poetry, whether it’s in chapbooks or full-length collections. We have a hunch that our readers do, too. Every Tuesday, we publish an update about what full-length poetry titles we know are releasing in the following week. Information, including product descriptions, is provided by the publisher and not a critical judgment. If we cover the book on this site, links will be included.
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