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Looms “expansive”: mclennan
Many thanks to rob mclennan for his lovely review of Looms!

“There is such an expansiveness to Martin’s Looms. The poems exist in that magical place where words, images and ideas collide, creating connections that previously had never been.”

“There is such an expansiveness to Martin’s Looms. The poems exist in that magical place where words, images and ideas collide, creating connections that previously had never been.”
In his review, rob generously included a couple of poems from the book. If you’d like to read more from Looms, you can order a copy at the following vendors (click to link):
Posted in poetry, poetry blog, poetry review
Tagged Camille Martin, Looms, poems, poet, poetry review, rob mclennan, rob mclennan's blog, Shearsman Books
C. L. Bledsoe’s mindful review of Sonnets
There’s a terrific review of Sonnets (Shearsman Books, 2010) by C. L. Bledsoe at Murder Your Darlings. I say “terrific” not only because it’s a positive review (music to any poet’s ears) but also because the reviewer quotes from and discusses several poems in the book. It’s a mindful review, and it’s evident he didn’t just skim the book but read slowly and attentively.
Bledsoe’s general appraisal of Sonnets:
“Martin’s poems are complex and elegant. She reveals a vital, passionate intellect in these poems that move fast as river water after a spring thaw. I can’t wait to read her next collection.”
Click the image below to read his thought-provoking review:
Camille Martin
Bledsoe’s general appraisal of Sonnets:
“Martin’s poems are complex and elegant. She reveals a vital, passionate intellect in these poems that move fast as river water after a spring thaw. I can’t wait to read her next collection.”
Click the image below to read his thought-provoking review:
Sonnets can be ordered on the publisher’s page, which offers links to multiple distributors.
Camille Martin
Posted in poetry, poetry review
Tagged C. L. Bledsoe, Camille Martin, Cort Bledsoe, Murder Your Darlings, poetry, poetry review, sonnets