‘Advice for Tokyo Rose’: A Poem by Brian Yapko
Advice for Tokyo Rose February, 1943---Tokyo, Japanese Empire. Iva D’Aquino---an expatriate American national---is hired by Kenchiki Oki, on behalf of ...
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‘The George-A-Saurus’ and Other Poetry by Brian Yapko
The George-A-Saurus Forget the Jabberwocky, son--- Instead beware the George-A-Saurus: A wicked monster you should shun; Whose single goal ...
Thank you so much for these kind words, Susan. And I'm sorry to be getting to your comment late. You…
I appreciate your thoughts on these subjects, Evan. And obviously this is your site. You publish what you deem best…
In 'English Literature in the Sixteenth Century', C.S. Lewis defined Simpsonian rhyme as "a rhyme on the second syllable of…
I am very glad that Evan Mantyk does not discriminate. I trust that this means no poem is rejected because…
Harsh, Ms. Gardner? You have no idea how savagely harsh true literary critique can be when a target deserves it.…
