Veronica Schorr

Veronica Schorr is the author of Conscious Blue (Finishing Line Press, October 2021) and winner of the 2018-2019 Collins Literary Prize in Poetry. Her poetry appears in New SquareEntropyLong River Review and Chronogram. Ms. Schorr is Assistant Poetry Editor at EcoTheo Review. She currently lives in Connecticut.

Book Reviews by Veronica Schorr

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“Levin has written a book of adjustments—one that nearly resembles a sort of Delphic handbook on the transformation of self-concept.”

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“Sharif masterfully blends, develops, and transforms her imagery throughout Customs in such a seamless and unexpected way that the reader effortlessly follows these gorgeous, golde

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Water I Won’t Touch is the call to empathy, hope, and joy that we all desperately need to hear.”

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Acclaimed poet Uche Nduka weaves a kind of simple intimacy into his collection, Facing You, opting for unsentimental sentimentality while also shattering any preconceived notions the reade

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“In Nobody, Oswald has managed to water-bend: she is the magician, and the reader is her entranced audience.”        

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“Any reader looking to be challenged, comforted, questioned, enveloped, and seen needs to pick up a copy of Indigo immediately.

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Thabile Makue’s sophomore collection, ‘mamaseko, explores intergenerational trauma through repetitive forms and turbulent language.

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A Nail the Evening Hangs On is fiery, trauma-stricken, tender, and complicated.

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“If Battle Dress is any indication of what’s to come next from Skolfield, readers should expect yet another masterfully rhythmic, morally gut-punching, timeless book of poetry.”