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Stay
"There is such pain and such beauty in Stay, and there are so many astonishing moments of what I can only call distilled reverie, I feel nothing short of awe after reading this collection. McGookey's poems shimmer with a profound sense of love and loss and wonder. Each one is like a section of stained glass window. Together they are an illumination." -Nin Andrews
Nineteen Letters
Acollection of epistolary poems addressed to Death himself. A young mother writes to Death expressing her thoughts and anxieties as she tries shield and prepare her children for what lies ahead.--
Whatever Shines
The greatly anticipated debut collection by a prose poet of unusual perception.
Instructions for My Imposter
In these stunning prose poems-full of family and beautiful birds, loss and quiet observation, color and so much light-McGookey has written lines that will blind you with a luminescence that springs from precision and tender attention to detail.
Heart in a Jar
These prose poems read like postcards from Grief Island, written with keen awareness of Death's everyday presence.
We'll See
We’ll See, originally published in France in 1995 as On Verra Bien by le dé bleu, is Georges L. Godeau’s first book translated into English. This is a collection of ninety brief prose poems, most of which focus on ordinary people and events. Godeau’s prose poems are disarmingly and deceptively simple, yet resonate with each other.
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Chariton Review 36.1
Chariton Review Spring 2013
Grit and Grace
From acclaimed members of the Writing Women project from northern Indiana and southern Michigan comes this diverse and inspiring collection of poems, fiction, and personal essays. The poignant voices of Grit and Grace explore issues of religious belief, philosophy, women's grace under fire, young people overcoming challenges, and survivors of discrimination and civil war. Thoughtful, wise, and entertaining, this courageous anthology offers its readers a momentary respite from the cacophony of life.
Chariton Review 40.2
Chariton Review Fall/Winter 2017
