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Andrea Syzdek

Remains

Book Review by Andrea Syzdek

Remains, by Jesùs Castillo. McSweeney’s, 2016. $20, 109 pages.

Jesùs Castillo’s first full-length poetry collection, Remains, is a stark collage of voice, nature, and the breakdown of culture, a world in which “the bombs had fallen with the majesty …

Gog

Book Review by Andrea Syzdek

Gog, by Brandi George. Black Lawrence Press, 2015. $14, 75 pages.

Gut-wrenching and phantasmagoric, Brandi George’s first full-length poetry collection, Gog, articulates the experience of a young female growing up in an oppressive contemporary rural environment. These poems ask …

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