by Adam Robinson | Sep 30, 2018 | PGP Reviews |
There’s a thoughtful review of Beatrice by Stephen Dixon up at Tupelo Quarterly. I appreciate that the review is a positive one even while the reviewer, Meiko Ko, doesn’t just give the troubled protaganist, Philip Seidel, a pass. She evenhandedly explores...
by Adam Robinson | Oct 16, 2017 | PGP Reviews |
It’s thrilling to see a rave review of Irksome Particulars in the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel. Critic Jim Higgins offers a nice guide through the book, highlighting the various elements at play in Matt’s prose poems: From time to time he turns aphoristic,...
by Adam Robinson | Dec 20, 2015 | PGP Reviews |
At The Baltimore Review, Seth Sawyers reviews Fun Camp by Gabe Durham. It’s always nice when a great review comes out a couple years after the book was published. It seems like the most authentic thing, to be moved to write about a book based on the enjoyment of...
by Adam Robinson | Dec 2, 2015 | PGP Reviews |
At The Collagist, there is a thoughtful and thorough review of all the Ebook Flights from our fledgling ebook imprint. Huge thanks to James Yates for reading the books by Lily Hoang, Gabe Durham, and Bob Schofield and writing about them. The concept of an e-book...
by Adam Robinson | Nov 9, 2015 | PGP Reviews |
Don’t forget! Now you can order Craig Griffin’s amazing cookbook/novel, Eat, Knucklehead!, from Small Press Distribution (or, as always, from PGP directly). Because of some clerical pokiness on my part, the book’s release at Amazon has been delayed....
by Adam Robinson | Sep 27, 2015 | PGP Reviews |
The Common is a beautiful print and online journal from Amherst, Mass. Their superslick website featured a great review of Madeline ffitch’s short story collection Valparaiso Round the Horn (March 2015). Its scope is deep and wide, exploring the Madeline’s...
