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Aran Donovan

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Book Review by Aran Donovan

from, by Jill Osier. Bull City Press, 2018. 30 pages, hardcover $25, softcover $12.

Jill Osier’s slim new collection from begins to work on us before even we read a word. Against a stark white background, a horse bucks …

Carrie Fountain

Interview by Aran Donovan

A 2009 winner of the National Poetry Series, Carrie Fountain’s Burn Lake weaves together several narrative strains: the young speaker’s internal life and interactions with others, a New Mexican city expanding and changing, and the expedition of Don Juan de …

Should Our Undoing Come Down Upon Us White

Book Review by Aran Donovan

Should Our Undoing Come Down Upon Us White, by Jill Osier. Bull City Press, 2013. $12, 36 pages.

Robert Frost begins “Fire and Ice” by offering a choice between the two elements: one or the other, he says, fire …

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