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Congratulations to Carol Alexander on the publication of her new full-length poetry collection Habitat Lost from Cave Moon Press (2017)!
The poems in Habitat Lost are thematically related, exploring dislocation in the natural environment, in personal relationships, and in the construct of self over time.
Carol Alexander's poem "Habitat Lost" was also featured in Split Rock Review (issue 5, Fall 2015).
We're thrilled to announce the release of Marc J. Sheehan's poetry chapbook Limits to the Salutary Effects of Upper-Midwestern Melancholy!
Winner of the Split Rock Review 2016 poetry chapbook competition, Marc J. Sheehan's Limits to the Salutary Effects of Upper-Midwestern Melancholy often explores a sense of isolation; however, these poems abound with a wry sense of humor and word-play that keeps them from becoming predictable or maudlin. They attempt to find “the invisible grace raining down” upon bullet-riddled road signs, beach weddings, and a cereal maker’s warehouse of decoder rings. Through such particular and carefully-drawn details, Sheehan makes that elusive, invisible grace visible.
You may purchase a copy of Sheehan's chapbook at Split Rock Review's online store, Amazon, or CreateSpace.
Congratulations to Scott T. Starbuck, past SRR contributor, for the release of his full-length poetry collection Hawk on Wire: Ecopoems from Fomite Press!
Scott's poems "Otter Log" and "Bumper Sticker: Extinction Is Forever" were featured in Issue 3. SRR also shared his "Manifesto from Poet on a Dying Planet" on our blog.
Split Rock Review is now selling copies of Crystal S. Gibbins' full-length poetry collection NOW/HERE (Holy Cow! Press).
People and events can’t be divided by a line on the ground or drawn on a map. Many of Gibbins’ poems in NOW/HERE blend history, naturalist observations, and experiences about living on both sides of the 49th parallel—the international border that separates Canada and U.S.
Other poems in the collection focus on the diversity, struggle, and power of nature, examining the tensions and oppositions that exist within climate, time, and change. Like the lake waters of the northern wilderness, the power of these poems lies beneath the surface.
An original new voice, Crystal Spring Gibbins' poetry collection surprises with innovation while celebrating the natural landscape.
To order your copy, visit SRR's online store, your independent book seller, or Amazon.
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