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Glenn Altschuler pays a visit to Richard Burgin's Conference on Beautiful Moments: From interior monologues to exquisite, aching stories.
Bernhardt Blumenthal discovers heroism in Villa Air-Bel: In Europe's darkest time, they were unlikely heroes.
I was very much taken with Michael Creagan's True Love and Other Poems: Mining medicine, striking upon beauty.
Carlin Romano waxes eloquent over a newly published work co-authored by Primo Levi: Primo Levi's 'Auschwitz Report' to his liberators
Elizabeth Fox is mostly underwhelmed by Eric Van Lustbader's The Testament: A 'Da Vinci' copycat falls flat on plot.
Sandy Bauers listens to Carl Hiaasen and Diane Setterfield: A female narrator cranks up Hiaasen's collection of crazies.
Here are the URLs for postings of a few of Michael Creagan's poems:
ReplyDeleteA Grave Poem For a Gift
Road Kill
After Reading a Book of Old Chinese Poems, I Stay Awake Tonight and Write This Poem
Telephone Greeting
Jacarandas
And Michael Creagan's poems, "Hotel,”
ReplyDelete"Looking for Metaphors in the Mountains," and "Taking a walk on Sunday," can be found here.