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Pretty Time Machine: ekphrastic prose poems
Lorette C. Luzajic
a Mixed Up Media book, 2020
These bittersweet, lyrical, yet often eviscerating poems are ekphrastic explorations that examine life’s fragile connections with ruthless intent. Sparing no one, Luzajic strips the shiny façade from her subjects, exposing their humanness, and her own.” Alexis Rhone Fancher, author of The Dead Kid Poems, poetry editor, Cultural Weekly
"Astonishing, urgent, leaves nothing behind. Each brief narrative emboldens an emotional truth with language that is fierce, elegant, and unflinching; Luzajic's writing is nothing short of brilliant." Karen Schauber, editor, The Group of Seven Reimagined: Contemporary Stories Inspired by Historic Canadian Paintings
“Best writing I've read by a living writer since who knows when.” Darrell Epp, author of After Hours, Sinners Dance, Imaginary Maps
"This book's more honest than you. It'll hold your hand and bring you places." Noah Wareness, author of Meatheads, Real is the Word They Use to Contain Us
Reviews
Click here for a review by Bill Arnott at League of Canadian Poets.
Click here for a review by poet Alarie Tennille.
Click here for Jenene Ravesloot's review.
Click here for two poems, and Mary McCarthy's review at Blue Heron Review.
Click here to read Kerfe Roig's review at Goodreads.
Click here to read interview with Kyle Laws at Misfit Magazine.
Click here to read Rennie Halstead's review at The Poetry Shed.
Click here to read review at Goodreads by Lizzie Ballagher.
Click here to read interview with Jordan Trethewey at MacQueen's Quinterly.
Click here to read Alan Catlin's review at Misfit Magazine.
Click here to read Donald Brackett's review at Critics at Large.
Click here to read review by Krishan Coupland at Neon Books.
Click here to read review by Emma Lee at The Blue Nib.
Click here to read review by Devon Balwit at South Florida Poetry Review (scroll down).
Click here for reader reviews at Amazon, including Rebecca Weigold, Joan Leotta, Sandi Stromberg, Antony DiMatteo, and more.
Lorette C. Luzajic
a Mixed Up Media book, 2020
These bittersweet, lyrical, yet often eviscerating poems are ekphrastic explorations that examine life’s fragile connections with ruthless intent. Sparing no one, Luzajic strips the shiny façade from her subjects, exposing their humanness, and her own.” Alexis Rhone Fancher, author of The Dead Kid Poems, poetry editor, Cultural Weekly
"Astonishing, urgent, leaves nothing behind. Each brief narrative emboldens an emotional truth with language that is fierce, elegant, and unflinching; Luzajic's writing is nothing short of brilliant." Karen Schauber, editor, The Group of Seven Reimagined: Contemporary Stories Inspired by Historic Canadian Paintings
“Best writing I've read by a living writer since who knows when.” Darrell Epp, author of After Hours, Sinners Dance, Imaginary Maps
"This book's more honest than you. It'll hold your hand and bring you places." Noah Wareness, author of Meatheads, Real is the Word They Use to Contain Us
Reviews
Click here for a review by Bill Arnott at League of Canadian Poets.
Click here for a review by poet Alarie Tennille.
Click here for Jenene Ravesloot's review.
Click here for two poems, and Mary McCarthy's review at Blue Heron Review.
Click here to read Kerfe Roig's review at Goodreads.
Click here to read interview with Kyle Laws at Misfit Magazine.
Click here to read Rennie Halstead's review at The Poetry Shed.
Click here to read review at Goodreads by Lizzie Ballagher.
Click here to read interview with Jordan Trethewey at MacQueen's Quinterly.
Click here to read Alan Catlin's review at Misfit Magazine.
Click here to read Donald Brackett's review at Critics at Large.
Click here to read review by Krishan Coupland at Neon Books.
Click here to read review by Emma Lee at The Blue Nib.
Click here to read review by Devon Balwit at South Florida Poetry Review (scroll down).
Click here for reader reviews at Amazon, including Rebecca Weigold, Joan Leotta, Sandi Stromberg, Antony DiMatteo, and more.
Pretty Time Machine: ekphrastic prose poems
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