Construction Lit Magazine features Darren C. Demaree's Trump as Fire Without Light alongside a photovideo presentation. See/Read it here.
Trump as Fire Without Light by Darren C. Demaree featured in RASPUTIN: A Poetry Thread. Read it here.

Murray Citron of The Ottawa Jewish Bulletin reviews Abraham Boyarsky's "The Chassidic Trauma Unit". Read the full review online.
Lunch Ticket features a new poem by Claudia Serea, I Remember the Smells. Read it online at the Lunch Ticket.
Read Darren C. Demaree's Donut Friday #40,#41 & #42 featured in the summer 2017 issue of Scrittura.
Read Darren C. Demaree's Ode to the Corner of the Drug House... on Gnarled Oak.
Those of us who know his poetry don't see much of his prose about. Here's a chance! Read Rolli's "The Ghost of a Computer" at Feathertale.
"Darren Demaree’s expansive, exquisite new book of poetry Many Full Hands Applauding Inelegantly is a puzzle with many pieces consisting of dozens of short poems, each of which are necessary in his pointillist painting of the human experience. This collection begs us to examine ourselves, but also to step outside of our bubbles and look at ourselves from the perspective of the other, and from the great heights of the universe. Here, all is interconnected, all hopes are shared, and all deficiencies are intentional and necessary within the boundaries of the world we inhabit."
Read the full review.


The Chassidic Trauma Unit makes Concordia's list of great reads for the holidays. See the full list.

Five Questions with Claudia Serea, Poet - An Interview by LK Editorial.

Claudia Serea's translation of Adina Dabija's "Stare nediferentiată" ("An Undifferentiated State"), Brumar Publishing House, 2006 appears in the Asymptote Journal. Read the poems here.
Prick of the Spindle reviews Claudia Serea's "Angels and Beasts". Read the review here.

Author Feast interviews Claudia Serea. Stay tuned for a video of the interview.

UK's LitBomb publishes three of Claudia Serea's poems.

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