by Natalie Johansen | Mar 20, 2026 | Review
Flock and Family A Review of Helen Whybrow’s The Salt Stones: Seasons of a Shepherd’s Life The Salt StonesBy Helen Whybrow304 pp. Harper Collins, $26.00Released June 2025 When I think of creative nonfiction focused on nature and seasons, my mind goes...
by Michael Copperman | Mar 10, 2026 | Review
A Little Blue Cabin on the Iowa River Finding a Home ‘that Carries You Forward’ Off Izaak Walton RoadBy Laura Julier272 pp. University of New Mexico Press, $19.95Released March 2025 Laura Julier’s Off Izaak Walton Road is an extraordinary memoir in which the...
by Jehanne Dubrow | Feb 19, 2026 | Review
Stories of the Street Reimagining Found Texts Stories of the StreetBy David Lazar136 pp. Nebraska Press, $24.95Released November 2024 Recently, I taught a workshop in hybrid forms, focusing on the ways that prose and poetry must sometimes collide if...
by Shelli Spotts | Jan 14, 2026 | Review
What We Mean When We Talk About Squirrels A Few Contemplations on Points of Tangency Points of TangencyBy Scott Russell Morris226 pp. Cornerstone Press, $24.95Released September 2024 Squirrels are infrequent visitors to my yard in my little spot in...
by Juliet Way-Henthorne & Scott Russel Morris | Sep 20, 2025 | Review
Listening to the Silence Meditations on the Messy and the Mundane in A Year and a Day by Juliet Way-Henthorne A Year and A Day By Phillip Lopate 216 pp. New York Review Books, $17.95Released October 2023 In A Year and a Day, Phillip Lopate holds a mirror up to the...
by 4thgenre | Aug 8, 2024 | Review
Thoughts on Thot: Fragments, Echoes, Bullets, Hauntings Thot By Chanté L. Reid96 pp. Sarabande Books, $17.95Released October 2022 Chanté L. Reid’s Thot, though only 80 pages, is immense. Reid jam-packs the pages of her book-length essay in scope, emotion, thought,...
