Hey Ahadadians!

Another review! This one of Glass’ The Passion of Phineas Gage & Selected Poems from Rupert Loydell’s Stride Magazine. Writes Ian Seed:

I remember seeing Jesse Glass’s work back in the seventies in magazines such as Dave Cunliffe’s Global Tapestry Journal and Colin Webb’s Sepia. His work was a distinctly experimental presence in those magazines. This collection gathers together much of Glass’s work from that period to the present. What I really like about the poems is their powerful imagery and their willingness to go deep beneath the surface. Glass is uncompromising in his approach and I think he is not happy unless he has disturbed the reader and himself in some way.

Recently back from Maryland where Jesse and I pored over his little magazine collection, notes & letters spanning a few decades. Saw lots of amazing things within that collection — and tooks some home with me. Regardless, check out that review here.

The Passion of Phineas Gage & Selected Poems is available from Small Press Distribution and West House Books. Check it out!

Greetz,
Dan