Seth Abramson Reviews Mathew Timmons March 1, 2013: Seth Abramson's February poetry reviews are up at Huffington Post Books, and we're interested in the range and diversity of books he highlights. Happily, he includes an astute review of The New Poetics (Les Figues Press, 2010), by Mathew Timmons: Divided into more than 300 alphabetically-arranged chapters--some of which are blank but for [...] by Harriet Staff

Seth Abramson Reviews Ceravolo, Downing & Other Distinctive January Books January 31, 2013: Seth Abramson works his review magic for The Huffington Post, calling out a lovely group of books published this month, such as Collected Poems, by Joseph Ceravolo (Wesleyan University Press, 2013) (which you know we're fond of); he gives each one some deserving extended prose. An excerpt: The late [Kenneth] Koch once implied that [...] by Harriet Staff

Abramson’s November Contemporary Poetry Reviews December 3, 2012: Here's Seth Abramson's November Contemporary Poetry Reviews for HuffPo. Here he discusses Donald Dunbar's psychedelic Eyelid Lick: Roman Jakobson-influenced scholars and poet-critics will tell you that all written and oral language resides at some point or another on a spectrum with "immanence" at one end and "transcendence" at the [...] by Harriet Staff

Seth Abramson’s October Contemporary Poetry Reviews October 29, 2012: If you haven't had a chance to peep out Seth Abramson's latest set of mini-reviews at HuffPo, consider this is your last call! As per usual, Abramson covers a lot of ground. We'll get you going with this bit from his review of The Banjo Clock, by Karen Garthe: Karen Garthe writes some of the most expert--and tightly-wound--lyric poems [...] by Harriet Staff