“By the Banks of the Ajoy…” Reviewed by Federica Nightingale

Posted by virgograypress on January 9, 2012 · Leave a Comment 

The last poetry collection by Subhankar Das, “By the Banks of the Ajoy, Jaideb Vanishes into the Blue”, is a true jump into a world of images and stunning views of ordinary life. Edited by Virgogray Press, the book is printed bilingual, in English and Bangla. The title poem of the book alludes to authors … Read more

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Peter Magliocco on Chris D’Errico’s Vegas Implosions

Posted by virgograypress on October 5, 2011 · Leave a Comment 

    “One of Sin City’s best poets, Chris D’Errico displays superbluesy intellectual verve     & formal dexterity in poems exploring the aboveground & underground facts of     life/death in Vegas, where implosive humanity vies with the insect pestilence he     exterminates … Question is, which side is winning?”   Peter Magliocco writes from Las Vegas, … Read more

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Review of “Nude Poetry Garage Sale” by Peter Magliocco at Gypsy Art Show

Posted by virgograypress on May 29, 2011 · Leave a Comment 

Evening, folks in poetryland. I just got wind of a wonderful and concise review of Peter Magliocco’s ”Nude Poetry Garage Sale,” a chap still turning heads months after publication. Be sure to check out this fine collection, buy this seasoned poet and veteran of the lit underground– not too mention that racy cover by Justin Jackley! Belinda Subraman reviews! … Read more

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Gillian Prew’s “In the Broken Things” – Reviews by Whiteley and Mc Aloran

Posted by virgograypress on May 29, 2011 · Leave a Comment 

With a mere day away from the much-anticipated release of Gillian Prew’s latest collection, In the Broken Things, a unique publication that is a dichotomy of dreams and abstracts, we’ve decided to share the good word about what some are saying. Gillian Prew’s In the Broken Things will be available tomorrow, May 30. In the mean time, may … Read more

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Review of Gillian Prew’s “In the Broken Things” at The Clockwise Cat

Posted by virgograypress on May 18, 2011 · 1 Comment 

Gilian Prew will grace the annals of Virgogray publication with her collection, “In the Broken Things” on May 30. Read a stunning review by poet and author David McLean at the Clockwise Cat:

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    • Dr. Yogesh Sharma - Two Poems February 23, 2012
      Death -A New BeginningO! Death don’t scare your children,One may doubt the existence of god,But can’t doubt your reality,Omnipresent death is always with me,But I don’t fear the mightiest of all.There is a mysterious door,But where are the keys, nobody knows;Looking impatiently and praying to God,Life keeps on moving and without stop,Age keeps on running and […]
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      Elected to the Needlesa room.scene 2.bare.light bulb.the females rest boneless in the boudoir.sound of nails scraping the labeloff of a methadone bottlewhite soiled plasticpale stained digitsfluid orange somewhat palebare.style of forgetting wanting to get thereunblinkingblack felineno opinionsurveyingfood swallowed without incidentvomited back upwithout pai […]

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      Public Health Proposal What if it was in the water? Hope, I mean--added like fluoridefor our health! It would be pouredinto baby bottles,mixed with formula,so that at an early ageit would become a part of us,stored in our cellsfor later. In schools,it would flowfrom the water fountains--leading teachers to trust studentsto never give up! We would bathe in it […]
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      Sound Byte SystemNot more atomic age ink penejaculations from anotheranti-war poem, but Iraq hasfour million war widows, postannihilation nucleosynthesisnot to be found in the sands,and some are forced by sexslavery kidnappings as thenightly news bureaus installnew truth filtration systemssoftware for their computerscell phones, and satellitesDavid S. Pointe […]

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