Dryland Lit Seeking Book Reviews
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Book Review: Antidote For Night by Marsha De La O
“No one knows what terror or delights the next dreamscape will offer, and part of the charm of de la O’s poems is their utter unpredictability.” Continue reading Book Review: Antidote For Night by Marsha De La O
Book Review From The Los Angeles Times “LAtitudes: An Angelenos Atlas”
“Editor Patricia Wakida invited more than 20 essayists to engage the spatial dimensions of L.A.’s polyglot histories, cultures and communities, and cartographer David Deis and illustrator Leighton Kelly create relevant maps to run alongside.” Continue reading Book Review From The Los Angeles Times “LAtitudes: An Angelenos Atlas”
Reviews of “The Yellow Door” by Amy Uyematsu and “Terminal Island” by Naomi Hirahara and Geraldine Knatz
Two Books for Asian Pacific Heritage Month: The Yellow Door and Terminal Island By Mike Sonksen May 1, 2015 Entering Asian Pacific Heritage Month, this week L.A. Letters spotlights two new books that reveal little-known history about Asian-Americans in Southern California: “The Yellow Door,” Amy Uyematsu’s new poetry title, and “Terminal Island,” the newest book published by Angel City Press and written by Naomi Hirahara … Continue reading Reviews of “The Yellow Door” by Amy Uyematsu and “Terminal Island” by Naomi Hirahara and Geraldine Knatz
