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Volume 4 No. 8: August, 2021 About RHINO ReviewsView All Reviews Semiotic Love by Brian Phillip Whalen Reviewed by DM O’Connor … all the twisted nuances and dilemmas in American love … The Fever Poems by Kylie Gellatly Reviewed by Naoko Fujimoto Fever haunts the reader everywhere … Dialogues with Rising Tides by Kelli Russell Agodon Reviewed by Karen Llagas The speaker and reader are both implicated: how much for your cruelty?
Playing at the Edges of Form: Alexandria Hall’s Field Music The pages of Alexandria Hall’s debut collection, Field Music, are liquid. The book itself is a fluid body—one brimming, seeping, pouring, spilling, and filling a reality built on the perception and impermanence of the senses. The poems in this book grasp what can be grasped of an atmospheric reality, and they depict language and desire as tactile states.
Make the Words an Elsewhere: Magdalena Zurawski’s The Tiniest Muzzle Sings Songs of Freedom The Tiniest Muzzle Sings Songs of Freedom is an ongoing battle between the liberation of poetry and the captivity of language, examining how the aim for such freedom can drop you into the trenches of the language that keeps us prisoner. Zurawski’s book-length ars poetica sees language as a sentencing and looks for poetry to be “an elsewhere,” the space beyond that one can transcend to.
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