Tag Archives: Black Widow Press

Surrealist Resurgence; Nouveau’s Midnight Sun

Posted on November 23, 2014 by thefiendjournal

(ed. John Thomas Allen) The poet John Thomas Allen is on a mission. From reading the introduction to this short but powerful anthology; Nouveau’s Midnight Sun, comes an urgency very unique to 21st Century English language poetry, is it something … Continue reading →

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Review of ‘Anticline’ by Clayton Eshleman

Posted on March 13, 2011 by thefiendjournal

Anticline Clayton Eshleman Black Widow Press, 2010 – 181 pages Clayton Eshleman is one of America’s most pivotal visionary poets writing today, a word-creator and a language inventor whose work has delved deeper than nearly anyone else into the strata … Continue reading →

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