My review of Without a Map is live at Moondance. Without a Map by Meredith Hall is one of the most beautiful books that I’ve read in the past year. Meredith Hall became pregnant as a teenager and was “shunned” by her community. She writes a gripping story of her adolescence and adulthood in relation to her unplanned pregnancy. I highly recommend this book as an excellent and provocative memoir.
Rosemary Winslow’s book Green Bodies is a lovely first book of poetry published by our local Word Works Press. I’ve reviewed it at Her Circle ezine. The review begins:
Truth-telling is integral to poetry. Putting the truth into language is both a calling and a struggle for poets. In the forty-five poems of Rosemary Winslow’s first collection, Green Bodies, the struggle of language is evident in both form and content.
Check it out and be sure to buy Rosemary’s book.
Rosemary Winslow’s book Green Bodies is a lovely first book of poetry published by our local Word Works Press. I’ve reviewed it at Her Circle ezine. The review begins:
Truth-telling is integral to poetry. Putting the truth into language is both a calling and a struggle for poets. In the forty-five poems of Rosemary Winslow’s first collection, Green Bodies, the struggle of language is evident in both form and content.
Check it out and be sure to buy Rosemary’s book.
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