G. M. Palmer’s Articles at Contemporary Poetry Review

G.M. Palmer writes, preaches, teaches, and wrangles children on an urban farm in Northeast Florida. A founding editor of Strong Verse Poetry Magazine, his poems and reviews can be found in Anti-, Roger, Ezra, The Loch Raven Review, Florida English, Chelsea, and elsewhere. His debut book is With Rough Gods. Previous reviews, criticism, cantankerousness, and theory can be found on his blog.

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All Messed Up: G.M. Palmer on Matthew Dickman

By G. M. Palmer October 11, 2012 October 12, 2012 Reviews, This Month

Reviewed: Mayakovsky’s Revolver by Matthew Dickman. Norton, 2012.

Shot full of suicides, clichés, and sex, Matthew Dickman’s Mayakovsky’s Revolver is a collection of poems not unlike A Confederacy of Dunces—a mediocre work made important by personal tragedy. … continue reading...

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Too Cool for School: G. M. Palmer on Broetry

By G. M. Palmer October 20, 2011 November 23, 2011 Reviews, This Month

Reviewed: Broetry by Brian McGackin. Quirk Books, 2011. $12.95

Broetry’s title jumps into a spot your mind didn’t know was there. Sure, you know “bros” and you know “poetry,” and it somehow seems more than natural for a book called Broetry to appear in your hands.… continue reading...

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All Messed Up: G.M. Palmer on Matthew Dickman

Too Cool for School: G. M. Palmer on Broetry

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