Review: Lovely, Raspberry by Aaron Belz
A review of: Aaron Belz. Lovely, Raspberry. New York: Persea, 2010. (70 pages; ISBN: 978-0-89255-359-4) His first collection, The Bird Hoverer, was described by…
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A review of: Aaron Belz. Lovely, Raspberry. New York: Persea, 2010. (70 pages; ISBN: 978-0-89255-359-4) His first collection, The Bird Hoverer, was described by…
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Aaron Belz is a poet living in Efland, North Carolina. He holds a B.A. in English and history from Covenant College (1993), a Master’s…
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Continued from Part 1. CB: From what I can gather, your work seems to have gone through several phases: the early/seminary years (1977-81), which…
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I stumbled upon Alfonse Borysewicz’s (pronounced Boruh-CHEV-itz) work in SEEN: The Journal of CIVA,[i]and, like C.S. Lewis in his An Experiment in Criticism,wanted to…
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Alfonse Borysewicz was born in Detroit in 1957. According to his website, Borysewicz has “engaged in seminary studies,” and he also has a degree…
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I only recently became acquainted with the work of Brooke Waggoner, but her mysterious, playful and complex music is already beginning to feel like an old friend…
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Matt is a painter originally from New York, but now living in Missouri where he holds a position as Assistant Teaching Professor of Painting…
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I have an imaginary friend – you haven’t met her, I don’t think, but she’s a blend of artists I know and you may…
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Over the next two weeks, Transpositions is hosting a symposium on the commercial arts. In light of this, we have chosen one of our…
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