06/17/2011

Schiavo’s mad songs speak with the startling confidence of a seer, the bravado of Walt Whitman, and the vulnerability of a romantic.

Read “from The Mad Song” at No Tell Motel >>


BIO:

Casey Thayer holds an MFA from Northern Michigan University and has poems forthcoming in The Journal, Poetry, Quarterly West, and elsewhere. He teaches English at the University of Wisconsin-Rock County.
MORE REVIEWS:

06/29/2011
'Joe Wilkins, RADIO ALL NIGHT SPECIAL AM', Mary Beth Ferda


05/05/2011
'Jeff Tigchelaar’s “One Way of Looking at Thirteen Blackbirds”', Saara Myrene Raappana


06/19/2011
'Lisa Fay Coutley, “View from the High Road”', Casey Thayer


SOME POEMS:

07/27/2011
'apology & mulberries', Christine Poreba


11/08/2010
'The Book of Lamps, being a psalm-book', Jeffrey Pethybridge


04/10/2013
'Brief Memory Carrying a Twig in its Beak', Josh Booton


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