GALATEA RESURRECTS RELEASES JUNE EDITION!

So delighted to release the June edition of Galatea Resurrects.  Thanks as ever to our volunteer participants and other contributors. You can go HERE for the new issue, and I'll also cutnpaste Contents below for convenience.


JUNE

Roseate, Points of Gold by Laynie Browne
Reviewed by Kylan Rice (6/22)

Dearest Annie, You Wanted a Report on Berkson's Class: Letters from Frances LeFevre to Anne Waldman edited by Lisa Birman
Reviewed by Neil Leadbeater (6/21)

FEATURED ESSAY: "Visual Writing, Derrida and the Unreadable Being of the Dead Sea Scrolls" by Tom Hibbard 
(6/20)

Comprehending Mortality by John Bloomberg-Rissman and Eileen R. Tabios
Reviewed by Neil Leadbeater (6/19)

Real Fire by Janet Hamill, with photographs by Richard Baron
Reviewed by Steve Dalachinsky (6/18)

"Polymer Codex" by Mark Young
Engaged by Jim Leftwich (6/17)

WORDS ON EDGE by Michael Leong
Engaged by Eileen Tabios (6/16)

Gathering Sparks by Paul Pines
Engaged by Michael Heller (6/15)

Orange by Christine Herzer
Engaged by Eileen Tabios (6/14)

INTERVIEW: Norman Fischer interviews Denise Newman 
(6/13)

Perverse, All Monstrous by Code-Rose Clevidence

Reviewed by Judy Roitman (6/12)

3 NEW YORK POETS: CHARLES NORTH, TONY TOWLE, PAUL VIOLI edited by Andrew McCarron
Reviewed by Neil Leadbeater (6/11)

ELEGY FOR MY BEAT GENERATION by Neeli Cherkovski and AMOR FATI by Jack Mueller
Reviewed by Steve Dalachinsky (6/10)

CLOSE APART by Robert Cowan
Engaged by Eileen Tabios (6/9)

The World of Burning by John M. Bennett

Engaged by Jim Leftwich (6/8)

FEATURED ESSAY: "Silence" by Raymond de Borja
(6/7)

DOUBLED RADIANCE: POETRY & PROSE OF LI QINGZHAO, Translated by Karen An-Hwei Lee
Engaged by Eileen Tabios (6/6)

Olvidos by John M. Bennett

Engaged by Jim Leftwich (6/5)

"Flash Book Reviews" of The Sufi Poems of Sultan Bahu, Trans. by Jamal J. Elias; Sugar-Paper Blue by Ruth Fainlight; Owen Sheers by Skirrid Hill; Regarding Wave by Gary Snyder; The Nerve by Glyn Maxwell; The Painted Bed by Donald Hall; The Standing Wave by Gabriel Spera; O Harvest Poems 1910-1960 by Carl Sandburg; and POEMS: A Selection by Leonie Adams
Reviewed by Aloysiusi Polintan  (6/4)