I'm pleased to release the April edition of Galatea Resurrects. As ever, deep gratitude to our volunteer-reviewers. You can see the issue HERE, but I'll paste the Contents below for convenience:
APRIL
Objects from a Borrowed Confession by Julie Carr
Reviewed by Kylan Rice (4/23)
A DOG LOST IN THE BRICK CITY OF OUTLAWED TREES by Geoffrey Gatza
Engaged by Eileen Tabios (4/22)
"The Curse of Akkad"
Engaged by Aileen Cassinetto and C. Sophia Ibardaloza (4/21)
Olas Cursis by John M. Bennett
Engaged by Jim Leftwich (4/20)
women: poetry: migration [an anthology], Editor Jane Joritz-Nakagawa
Reviewed by Judy Roitman (4/19)
Masterplan by Eric Greinke and Alison Stone
Engaged by Eileen Tabios (4/18)
UNMARK by Montreux Rotholtz
Reviewed by Brian Burmeister (4/17)
Swedish Poetry Nowadays: An Anthology of 6 Poets in the 21st Century, Editor Kristian Carlsson
Reviewed by William Allegrezza (4/16)
Long Day, Counting Tomorrow by Jim Feast
Engaged by Steve Dalachinsky (4/15)
Compleat Catalogue of Comedic Novelties by Lev Rubinstein, Trans. by Philip Metres and Tatiana Tulchinsky; It's No Good: Poems / Essays / Actions by Kirill Medvedev, Trans. by Keith Gessen with Mark Krotov, Cory Merrill and Bela Shayevich; and I Live I See: Selected Poems by Vsevolod Nekrasov, Trans. by Ainsley Morse and Bela Shayevich
Engaged by Jim Leftwich (4/14)
THE CRITIC WRITES POEMS: Aloysiusi Polintan
(4/13)
The Spirit of the Staircase, poems by Tiana Nobile & paintings by Brigid Conroy
Engaged by Cristina Querrer (4/12)
Dark Pastures: Selected Songs and Poems by John Lunar Richey, WORKS by Danny Shot, and Hope Cries for Justice by Patricia Nicholson and William Parker
Reviewed by Steve Dalachinsky (4/11)
FEATURE: "Lesser Lights: More Adventures From A Hamptons Apprenticeship"
By Sandy McIntosh (4/10)
Mirrors Mascaras by John M. Bennett
Engaged by Jim Leftwich (4/9)
Publications by Clark Coolidge, Jim Leftwich, John M. Bennet, Michel Roly, Leslie Scalapino, Keith Shein, Scott MacLeod, Lyn Hejinian, Brandon Brown, and Ron Silliman
Engaged by Scott MacLeod (4/8)
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