Year: 2017

  • The 2017 Book Links Party Post #3

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    Welcome to our third post for Book Links Party 2017 in honor of  National Poetry Month! Here are today’s links to recently-published books of poetry. Please check them all out. Share the love.       We have one more planned Book Links Party 2017 post for this month coming up. If you have had…

  • The 2017 Book Links Party – Post #2

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    Welcome to our second post for our National Poetry Month Book Links Party 2017. Click on a book cover below to link to the book publisher’s listing for that book. See what new poetry is waiting for you.                   Celebrate National Poetry Month with us! If you…

  • It’s Here! The 2017 Book Links Party – #1

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    Welcome to our first Books Links Party post for National Poetry Month 2017. Check out these recently published poetry books. Click on the cover image for more information.           If you would like to be part of our next Book Links Party post, email us at gyroscopereview@gmail.com with a 300-dpi or…

  • New Issue! Poetry Month Kickoff!

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    OUR SPRING 2017 ANNIVERSARY ISSUE IS HERE We are pleased to announce the publication of our second anniversary issue. You may purchase a print copy for $8.00 plus shipping from CreateSpace here. The spring issue will also be available on Amazon (including Amazon UK) shortly. If you have Amazon Prime, you won’t have to pay shipping! If…

  • SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT – PRINT EDITION NOW AVAILABLE

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    It’s finally here – the option to purchase Gyroscope Review in print form! We are so excited to be able to offer this option to our readers. The first print edition is our Winter 2017 issue and it is available for purchase here: https://www.createspace.com/7009826  Enjoy! And our spring anniversary issue will be ready on April 1. Thank…

  • ABOUT THOSE LINES YOU BORROWED

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    by Kathleen Cassen Mickelson, Gyroscope Review Editor Who hasn’t been inspired by other writers, memorized lines that break our hearts open, been jealous of another writer’s way of ordering words and making stanzas that enhance meaning beyond expectations? For me, lines from Shakespeare got my attention in middle school when I thought sonnets were the…