Many thanks to Valparaiso Poetry Review's "One Poet's Notes" for reviewing Prairie Fever. I feel so honored by this review (and amazed by the James Wright reference, as I'm off to teach him in an hour). They have an impressive archive of reviews on that site, too.
I haven't seen the new review in Mid-American Review yet, but I will be checking that out soon too.
PS--This post is red because I am blushing.
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Nice review, Mary!
Thanks for having us over last night! I forgot to borrow your books, so I guess I'll have to come back! : )
Thanks Sara!
Yeah, I even reminded myself to remind you to take them. *sigh* That's what a couple of glasses of white wine will do to me these days. ;)
Give me a holler if you need them sooner!
The Mid-Am review is smokin'. I really enjoyed it. Gabriel did a knock-out job. You'll love it.
"Mary Biddinger's debut collection startles with nearly every line."
And that's just the first sentence!
Holy crap! I have to wait until Tuesday to read it (long story).
Thanks for the teaser!
PS--I hope he doesn't say that it's startlingly shitty! ;)
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