Review by Lisa C. Taylor Sometimes an Island is a short but mighty novel-in-stories that opens with a prologue…
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Review by Lisa C. Taylor Momma May Be Mad is unlike any memoir I’ve previously read or reviewed. The…
Review by Teresa Tumminello Brader Lisa C. Taylor’s novel The Shape of What Remains (Between the Lines Publishing/Liminal Press,…
Review by Lisa C. Taylor With breathtaking originality, Those Absences Now Closest propelled this reader into the visceral world…
MER Bookshelf – January 2025 Curated by Melissa Joplin Higley Dzvinia Orlowsky, Those Absences Now Closest, Carnegie Mellon University…
Review by Sherre Vernon Lisa C. Taylor is the author of two collections of short fiction, Impossibly Small Spaces…
Review by Lisa C. Taylor In this eighth collection by Alison Stone, the poet moves through the history of…
Review by Lisa C. Taylor Winner of the 2020 Benjamin Saltman Poetry Award, Flutter, Kick is a taut new collection…
Review by Lisa C. Taylor This new resource book on the novella form opens with examples of familiar novellas…
Lisa C. Taylor Heirlooms for Annie She darkened windows to halt vertigo, brewed broth from chicken necks for migraines, buried…