Heavy Feather Review Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

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"The poems ... can be skillfully decoded as trans allegories, or climate anxiety, or disgust at U.S. Fascism, but limiting these poems to one reading would miss the pleasures of their inventiveness" #babyeatbooks Robin Arble on Stephanie Burt @GraywolfPress https://t.co/omD32kao7n

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“Lamb illustrates both the protections and vulnerabilities of masks, the freedom and limitations bestowed by anonymity, and the layers of masochism inherent in comparing yourself” #babyeatbooks Shannon Hozinec Reviews Meghan Lamb’s COWARD @SpuytenDyvil https://t.co/l2qxheIBaM

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“Unwieldy Creatures easily achieves status as a particularly creative and apt homage to Shelley’s original work” #babyeatbooks “A Duality, a Duet”: Reading Addie Tsai’s Unwieldy Creatures by Maxx Fidalgo @JadedIbisPress https://t.co/r4YdhfzTWj

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“Thank You for Being becomes as much a model for exploring our own life as it is the record of its particular poet-memoirist” #babyeatbooks THANK YOU FOR BEING, a poet’s memoir of home by Merle Bachman, reviewed by Marjorie Pryse https://t.co/w0OAwblDky

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“[A] bold experiment in describing the possibilities and problems of Artificial Intelligence” #babyeatbooks Call Me Spes, poems by Sara Cahill Marron, reviewed by Jonathan Harrington https://t.co/rgJfCaJlcp

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"[A] good book, one worth reading" #babyeatbooks Review: Patrick Parks on Man in a Cage, a novel by @Patrick_Nevins from @MalarkeyBooks https://t.co/zPWKE1gYCj

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“Though the poems are constellated with traces—the sacred being both hinted at and openly evoked—they remain elusive, layered, and mysterious” #babyeatbooks William O’Daly’s Poetry Collection The New Gods Reviewed by Toti O’Brien https://t.co/ZxV4CPluQz

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“In these poems, the thermometer sits heavy, weighted by a mercurial, widespread hysteria that seesaws between the forces of sanitation and contagion” #babyeatbooks A Review of Julia Guez’s The Certain Body by Eric David Helms @FourWayBooks https://t.co/AbZi20qEmy

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“Cho’s attention to language and line breaks is the equivalent of culinary precision” #babyeatbooks “Remember This When You’re Hungry”: Morgan English Reviews Su Cho’s The Symmetry of Fish @penguinrandom https://t.co/ZjBKIp1VY4

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“Through strings of syllables turned sentiments turned stanzas, Feil both lifts others and rises higher amongst must-read collections” #babyeatbooks Lifting Myself by My Own Toes, a debut collection by BD Feil, reviewed by Jen Schneider @FLPress https://t.co/t4F9pqz5AN