GALLERY IBD

Sinopsis

&ldquo,as always seems to be the case with your poems, I learned something in reading this that I hadn',t known about.&rdquo, &mdash,Tim Green, Editor RattleáâÇï&ldquo,You really captured the essence of the blues in this poem. It made me want to run to my mother&rsquo,s house and play the records she kept on the bookshelf in her living room&rdquo,&mdash,Nortina Simmons, Editor Sediments Literary-Arts Journalá&ldquo,a powerful lesson about the poetry of bearing witness.&rdquo, &mdash, Greenwood Writer',s Guildá &lsquo,Terezin&rsquo, is terrific.&rdquo, &mdash,Daniel Menaker, writer and editor, former Executive Editor-in-Chief, Random HouseáI love how you incorporated pictures. . .I am visual and it made. . .already powerful work more emotional and raw. Bravo! &mdash, Kristi B., a readerá&ldquo,Very powerful stuff. I think it is really daring but necessary to do this kind of response to the most awful tragedy in well, human history probably.&rdquo,&mdash, Alan Catlin, poet, Editor, Misfitmagazine, twenty time Pushcart Prize nomineeáCongratulations on all your work. It',s very impressive. &mdash, Jakub Nowakowski, Director, Galicia Jewish Museum Kraków, Polandá&ldquo,a very interesting and entertaining poem with a superb cadence&rdquo,&mdash,Firestone Feinberg, Editor Verse-Virtualá&ldquo,Your clear language and compassion deals with a struggle that most cannot voice. Wonderful job.&rdquo,&mdash,Shelly Blankman, poetáI found The Watch in the Pawnshop so helpfully evocative of a time frame in New York City in the years just before I was born. Nicely done.&mdash,James Keane, poetá&ldquo,poignant&rdquo,&mdash, John Lambremont, author of Dispelling The Indigo Dream, two other full length collections, and a Pushcart Prize nomineeá&ldquo,There is so much to think about in your poem. I like your interesting style which is part of your unique voice.&rdquo, Karen O&rsquo,Leary, Editor, Whispers in the Windá&ldquo,Your poems, photos, commentary are all terrific, deeply affecting. Looking forward to reading more.&rdquo,&mdash,Trish Saunders, poet