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Spring 2022 issue of BlazeVOX: an.online.journal.of.voice Now Available!
in News / / 0 commentsRead moreHurray! The new Spring 2022 issue of BlazeVOX is Now Available!! Presenting fine works of poetry, fiction, text art, visual poetry and arresting works of creative non-fiction written by authors from around world. Do have a look through the links below or browse through the whole issue in our Scribd embedded PDF, which you can download for free and take
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Roger Craik’s Interview Deborah Kalb
Read moreRoger Craik, whose latest book of poetry, In Other Days, has just been published by BlazeVOX. Here is an interview conducted by Deborah Kalb about his new book, published on her blog, Book Q&As: Roger Craik is the author of the new poetry collection In Other Days. His other books include the poetry collection Down Stranger Roads, and his work
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Roger Craik Interviewed
Read moreAn excellent online interview between Roger Craik, and Deborah Kalb. They discuss his latest book of poetry, In Other Days. Here is a brief excerpt: Q: Over how long a period did you write the poems in In Other Days? A: Some of the poems came from the mid 2000s, as far as I recall, but the majority were written
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SIGNAL BOOST: Ann Pedone wins 2022 Press 53 Award for Poetry
in Signal Boost / / 0 commentsRead moreOn November 1, 2021, Ann Pedone was named winner of the 2022 Press 53 Award for Poetry for her collection The Italian Professor’s Wife, which will be published by Press 53 on April 3, 2022. Ann’s work is featured in BlazeVOX20, read her poetry here: https://wp.blazevox.org/?portfolio=blazevox-20th-anniversary-special Ann Pedone is a poet and translator in the San Francisco Bay Area. She
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THE REAL WORLD by Emma Winsor Wood Reviewed
Read moreTHE REAL WORLD: Charles Rammelkamp enjoys an original and unusual collection by Emma Winsor Wood: In a back-cover blurb the poet Kyle McCord describes Emma Winsor Wood’s The Real World as “an invitation to a schizophrenic internal monologue.” That invitation comes as a “business suggestion” in the first – and shortest – of the seven sequences that make up this
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