Joel W Vaughan

Zinester’s Toolkit: Tape Binding

‘Tomorrow, adagio’ calls into question the purpose of translation

‘this is not a poem/ this is an apology’ is an emotional and lonesome apology for misunderstanding

‘The Sad Mechanic Exercise’ expresses a troublesome relationship with time, memory, and mortality

‘Here on Huron’ is like a damaged VHS turned into letters and punctuation

Hawad searches for immaterial truth in ‘Furigraphic Horizons’

‘Blind Poems’ might be a stepping stone for you to get out and take a break

Keenan Poloncsak ’s road trip moves slowly and bilingually in ‘Road Trip: Côte Nord et L’Île D’Anticosti’

‘The Little Fox of Mayerville’ leaves the reader at the doorstep of social revolution

Self-righteous, specfic, ‘All City’ falls short

Jay MillAr ‘Could Have Pretended to Be Better Than You’ but instead he released this collection

“Diana’s Song” is an ever-familiar suburban tragedy — sentimental, melancholy, a first love after which she will forever pine