Marcia LeBeau’s A Curious Hunger, Reviewed by Jeanne Julian

Marcia LeBeau A Curious Hunger Broadstone Books Reviewer: Jeanne Julian In A Curious Hunger, her first full-length collection, Marcia LeBeau often artfully shapes her poems around the unsaid, and that’s what tells the real stories. This is “a language of holes,” as she writes in “After Fagradalsfjall.” The book is divided into four untitled sections, […]

Joan Barasovska’s Orange Tulips, Reviewed by Jeanne Julian

Orange Tulips Joan Barasovska Redhawk Publications Reviewer: Jeanne Julian The cover illustration of Joan Barasovska’s Orange Tulips, her third book, is an up-close portrait, a black-and-white photograph of a young woman. The subject’s expression is dreamy; there’s a Mona Lisa smile on her lips. But locks of dark hair hide half of the face, and […]