This is such a vital document. An Englishwoman’s experience living for a while on a Georgia plantation. Though compassionate, her POV is stilted by her […]
Rochelle Shapiro IN A HALF HOUR HER SCHOOL BUS WILL ARRIVE Even in winter when she stamps snow from her boots and unhoods herself […]
If it hadn’t been written about in the New York Times, I never would have come upon this delightful series. It is innocent, tender, the […]
June 26 – July 2, 2023: Poetry from Rochelle Shapiro and John Dorroh
REVIEW OF ALI WHITELOCK’S a brief letter to the sea about a couple of things by Rochelle Jewel Shapiro In Ali Whitelock’s genre-bending, uproarious third […]