Tag Archives: Lee Gould

The Chronogram Poets: Barbara Louise Ungar

Posted on November 23, 2011 by admin

(Reviewing Barbara Louise Ungar’s Charlotte Bronte, You Ruined My Life for the November Chronogram poetry roundup, Lee Gould observed that “Ungar’s far-reaching third collection treats, in various ways, failed love…Although heart-wrenching and sometimes angry, the poems are witty and always … Continue reading →

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The Chronogram Poets: Barbara Blatner

Posted on November 22, 2011 by admin

(Reviewing Barbara Blatner’s The Still Position in the November Chronogram roundup, Lee Gould writes that “Blatner addresses her dying mother in a verse memoir of unflinching physicality: In these vivid imagistic poems, we see the weakening mother become a swamped … Continue reading →

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The Chronogram Poets: Anna Moschovakis

Posted on November 18, 2011 by admin

(“These wise poems are warm, often funny, linguistically lively, and beautiful,” writes Lee Gould of Anna Moschovakis’ new book, You and Three Others Are Approaching a Lake, in the November Chronogram poetry roundup. On Sunday, November 27th Moschovakis will read … Continue reading →

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The Chronogram Poets: L.S. Asekoff

Posted on November 16, 2011 by admin

(In the November Chronogram poetry roundup, Lee Gould describes L.S. Asekoff’s verse novella, Freedom Hill, as a “masterpiece!” On Sunday, November 27, Asekoff will read with other poets from the issue at the Kleinert/James Art Centerin Woodstock at 4 pm. … Continue reading →

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