Featured Poet: John Guzlowski
Five poems by John Guzlowski.
Featured Poet: Roisin Kelly
Featured Poet: Roisin Kelly
Sometimes we can forget that language is a kind of music, a form of primeval celebration, of which poetry is perhaps the most refined expression. But there’s no forgetting a lesson like that when graced by the verse of Roisin Kelly, an Irish poet of breathtaking sound and lyricism.
Featured Poet: Rachel Heimowitz
Featured Poet: Rachel Heimowitz
Rachel is a poet of great range and talent, and one we’re very glad to add to our roster.
Featured Poet: Jenny Qi
Featured Poet: Jenny Qi
Jenny Qi is an eclectic writer of great talent and broad subject matter who serves up poetry with a lyrical and narrative focus that, much like an obsidian knife, presents a dark edge about a thousand times sharper than a scalpel.
Featured Poet: David Campos
Featured Poet: David Campos
It seems like nearly all the poets whose work cracks open my skull are haunting some relatively anonymous college town checkered with freight tracks, that they spend their daylight teaching students or raising children and their nighttime giving transformative...
July Poetry Feature: Amber Shockley
July Poetry Feature: Amber Shockley
Amber’s poems routinely tug the subconscious brain in two different (usually opposite) directions at the same time, thus demonstrating the frailty and contradictory nature of language while simultaneously celebrating its power, tragedy, and humor.
Featured Poet: Jeannine Hall Gailey
Featured Poet: Jeannine Hall Gailey
ack in 2012, a couple things worth mentioning took place: first, the Higgs Boson was discovered; second, Jeannine Hall Gailey was a Featured Poet here on Atticus Review. I mention that because fans of Jeannine’s poetry know that, thankfully, I’m...
April Poetry Feature: Curtis Crisler
April Poetry Feature: Curtis Crisler
here's a fine, rumbling power to Crisler's poetry, a daredevil blend of humor and anger that pays homage to the everyday glories and frustrations of the human condition. At least, that’s what some Meyerhofer guy had to say about one of Crisler’s...
