Moondance is a fabulous web journal that profiles writing by women. My review of Diane Lockward’s lovely book, What Feeds Us, has been published there. Do read the review - and, more importantly, the full journal. It’s a gem.
"WHAT FEEDS US: FRUIT, VEGETABLES, AND OTHER SENSUOUS EXPLORATIONS IN DIANE LOCKWARD'S SECOND COLLECTION OF POETRY"
Written by: Diane Lockward
Published by: Wind Publications, 2006
ISBN: 1893239578
Reviewed by: Julie R. Enszer
Genre: poetry
When I read lines like these from the poem, "Linguini" in Diane Lockward's second collection of poetry, What Feeds Us:
Linguini witnessed our slurping, pulling, and
sucking, our unraveling and raveling, chins
glistening, napkins tucked like bibs in collars,
linguini stuck to lips, hips, and bellies
Read the rest of the review.
"WHAT FEEDS US: FRUIT, VEGETABLES, AND OTHER SENSUOUS EXPLORATIONS IN DIANE LOCKWARD'S SECOND COLLECTION OF POETRY"
Written by: Diane Lockward
Published by: Wind Publications, 2006
ISBN: 1893239578
Reviewed by: Julie R. Enszer
Genre: poetry
When I read lines like these from the poem, "Linguini" in Diane Lockward's second collection of poetry, What Feeds Us:
Linguini witnessed our slurping, pulling, and
sucking, our unraveling and raveling, chins
glistening, napkins tucked like bibs in collars,
linguini stuck to lips, hips, and bellies
Read the rest of the review.
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