Mark Terrill
“...the true poet and ‘forlorn observer’ of the world...”
- Lawrence Ferlinghetti
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“...the true poet and ‘forlorn observer’ of the world...” |
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A review of my recent collection of poems, The United Colors of Death, can be read here: Another review of The United Colors of Death can be read here: Another review of The United Colors of Death can be read here: An in-depth review of my collection of prose pieces, Bread & Fish, can be read here: A review of my chapbook, Love-Hate Continuum, can be read here: A review of Last Call: The Legacy of Charles Bukowski, in which I have a poem, can be read here: A review I wrote for Rain Taxi of the biography of Nick Drake can be read here: A review I wrote for Rain Taxi of Paul Bowles on Music can be read here: A review I wrote for Rain Taxi of Charles Bukowski's posthumous collection, What Matters Most is How Well You Walk Through the Fire, from Black Sparrow Press, can be read here: A review I wrote for Rain Taxi of the biography of Lee Scratch Perry can be read here: A review I wrote for Rain Taxi of Alfred Chester's The Exquisite Corpse can be read here: A multi- review I wrote for Rain Taxi of the biographies and memoirs of Jack Kerouac, Paul Bowles, Charles Bukowski and Richard Brautigan can be read here: An interview I conducted with John Bennett for Rain Taxi can be read here: |
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