Tag: Ilya Kaminsky

• new review at Poetry International!

  Just a quick post to share my review of Zeina Hashem Beck’s latest poetry collection, Louder than Hearts (Bauhan Publishing, LLC, 2017) up now at Poetry International! In this review, I go into Beck’s own engagement with the work of Pablo Neruda and how her singular braiding of political awareness and personal intimacy creates compelling and […]

  José Angel Araguz

  August 20, 2018

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  blog, Ilya Kaminsky, Jose Angel Araguz, literature, Louder than Hearts, Pablo Neruda, poetry, Poetry International, reading, review, the friday influence, Zeina Hashem Beck

• microreview & interview - it’s the soul that’s erotic: an essay on adélia prado

  review by José Angel Araguz   Early in his essay-turned-chapbook it’s the soul that’s erotic: an essay on adélia prado (Orison Books), poet Ilya Kaminsky speaks of Adélia Prado’s work as being in the mystic tradition. He then promptly delves into the questions and assumptions that come along with references to mysticism. Noting that “the term mystic […]

  José Angel Araguz

  June 29, 2018

  microreviews & interviews, Uncategorized

  Adelia Prado, blog, creative writing, Ilya Kaminsky, Jose Angel Araguz, literature, Orison Books, poetry, poetry community, the friday influence, W.H. Auden, writing