AND WHO BY NOBODY’S SON? by Dane Kuttler
In this collection, poet Dane Kuttler ’08 weaves together three seemingly unconnected narratives in order to suggest what it means to be called home.
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Category: Poetry
THE CLARITY OF DISTANCE by Ayesha Chatterjee
Written in spare language and often using metaphors drawn from both Eastern and Western sources, these poems pare down the complexity of existence in today’s global world into simple moments of truth.
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UNREST by Chloe Yelena Miller
“The last, and longest, poem in this chapbook is called “Haunt Me. Repeat.” If Miller required me to “unrest” as a prerequisite for becoming her reader, then this may be my response. “Haunt me. Repeat.” Job done.” -Jude Marr in Ghost Ocean Magazine
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AIR-BREATHING LIFE by Abigail Warren
In this collection of poetry, Abigail Warren “[gives] insight into the magnitude of daily life and the search for deeper understanding.” Warren is a widely-published poet and the recipient of Smith’s Rosemary Thomas Poetry Prize.
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