Shelly Taylor's Black-Eyed Heifer reviewed at Prick of the Spindle

At Prick of the Spindle, Eric Weinstein reviews Shelly Taylor’s Black-Eyed Heifer.

Says Weinstein, “Reminiscent of Tony Tost’s Invisible Bride, Taylor’s poems evoke the quotidian without becoming banal, carrying the reader through dreamlike forests and fields. . . . Whether eclogue, pastoral, or idyll, Shelly Taylor’s poems turn her audience’s attention to a new poetics of place and carve out a marvelously hybridized space in contemporary American poetry.”

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