April Reading Report

I didn’t quite meet my reading goals for April — fiction was not a feature on my reading list. But I still read some amazing books.

Elizabeth S. D. Engelhardt, et. al., Republic of Barbecue (My good friend, the brilliant Carly Kocurek, was a contributor to this delicious book that will seriously leave you hungry.)

Audre Lorde, The Collected Poems of Audre Lorde (I only read two poetry collections in April, but since this one is over 500 pages long and encompasses Lorde’s entire career, I don’t really think I fell down on my goal of reading a poetry collection a week.)

Poetry, April 2012 (A delightful mix of poets old and new. Congratulations to the journal for a century of great poems!)

ire’ne lara silva, furia (silva is an incredible local poet, and I couldn’t resist this collection when I saw it at BookWoman)

Dean Young, The Art of Recklessness: Poetry as Assertive Force and Contradiction (Perhaps the best treatise on poetry I have ever read. It shook me when I read it, and I haven’t stopped thinking about it.)

2 thoughts on “April Reading Report

  1. thanks for the rating on goodreads and for your words above! i’m reading along w/ twenty-some other latino poets at ut-austin this friday/saturday…hope you can make it!

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