Year: 2018
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Our Winter Solstice Offering – UPDATE!
As we move toward the longest night of the year, what better time to settle in with some poetry to go with your hot chocolate? Your glass of wine by the fire? Your mug of coffee, warmth spreading from your first swallow? We have just the thing. And maybe you’ll want to share a copy…
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December Poetry Prompts
Need some inspiration for the last, two week crunch before we close submissions for the Winter issue? Here are some photos to jump start your creativity. Go wild, be imaginative, take us someplace we’ve not been before. Looking forward to seeing what you poets come up with!
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A Second Helping of Pie Before I Get Back to Work
The holidays are the time of year to gather around the table with loved ones, eat belly-bursting meals, and . . . write? As writers, we often like to find routines, whether that be waking up an hour early every day to work on our next best seller or typing a few lines of a…
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Poetry Book Review: A Morsel of Bread, A Knife by Roberta P. Feins
A Morsel of Bread, A Knife by Roberta P. Feins Center on Contemporary Art Occasional Monograph Series 84 pp., $18.00 Of all the topics poets tackle, the topic of the mother-daughter relationship ranks high on the scale of interest. Writers endlessly probe memories, conversations, events, inherited traits and objects, rights of passage.…
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Interview with Poet Tricia Knoll
As we celebrate older women poets with our special Crone Issue that was released on October first, we thought it important to ask one of our contributing poets to share her wisdom in an interview. We chose to interview Tricia Knoll because she has appeared in our pages in past issues and contributed three pieces…
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Our Fall 2018 Crone Issue Celebrates Women Poets Over 50
We welcome you to explore our special fall 2018 issue of Gyroscope Review: The Crone Issue. This highly-anticipated issue surprised us by eliciting an intense response from poets who sent work for our consideration. We are so grateful to have opened our doors for a demographic that is too often pushed aside even as they…
