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REVIEW: HUGE CLOUDY – BILL CARTY (OCTOPUS BOOKS)

June 26, 2019 by Christopher Margolin

“We are maps to the present and the past. An erasure poem of everything that has been a part of our life. It’s cloudy, dense, and filled with fog. And then everything repeats…”

Categories: BOOK REVIEWS • Tags: america, life, Octopus Books, poetry, poetryquestion

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REVIEW: C.D. WRIGHT – 40 WATTS

June 3, 2014 by Christopher Margolin

  There is something about C.D. Wright’s 40 Watts (Octopus Books) that tugs at my heart strings – strings that are often silent, often questioned. The romance inside these 40 pages reminds me so much of my grandparents, that I can’t help but watch the movie of their lives play on my eyelids as I read, and re-read, and remember every detail of their lives. And deaths. Such romance, such love, such grieving, and such an honest look at life, and the passing of […]

Categories: BOOK REVIEWS • Tags: 40 Watts, C.D. Wright, death, life, love, Octopus Books, poetry, review, Romance

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