Boxcar Poetry Review - Issue 16
This issue veers into the sensual, turning the city and the body into lyrical terrain. Often
mysterious, these poems take us all over the map - from a triptych of Bergman films to a reply to Saint Francis to midnight phone calls from strangers.
To these we add a wonderful conversation between first book poets Aaron Baker and Cecily Parks where land and lyric
surface again.
Ron Moss's photographs blend the ideas of structure, nature, and quietude. New
reviews appear as well: Katie Manning looks at Leigh Ann Couch's Houses Fly Away, Joe Gallagher
responds to Kevin McFadden's Hardscrabble, and Gregg Mosson offers us another double review, this
time examining the ties between Patric Pepper's Temporary Apprehensions and Josh Rathkamp's Some Nights No Cars at All.