I'm beside myself with gratitude to Stephanie Trott and Addey Vaters, who recently wrote and published reviews of Disappearing, Inc. in Southern Humanities Review and The Adroit Journal, respectively. Here's a quick excerpt from each, with a link to the full review! “[Amico] brings authentic and contemporary language to an ongoing yet timeless question: how does one generation survive—forget … Continue reading Two reviews and an interview!
Advance praise for Disappearing, Inc.
My debut collection of poems, Disappearing, Inc., will launch from Gold Wake Press on March 12, 2019, and is available for pre-order now. On the fence? Hear what these amazing poets had to say about it: "Brandon Amico's use of language is ecstatic. His lines rattle with wit, uncanny phrasing, up-to-the-minute diction, and a mischievous … Continue reading Advance praise for Disappearing, Inc.
Light of the Interpersonal: A Review of Sophie Klahr’s Meet Me Here At Dawn
Lest the New Year roll around without me getting around to reviewing a poet's book, late in 2017 AGNI published my deep-dive into Sophie Klahr's debut book of poetry, MEET ME HERE AT DAWN, published by YesYes Books. I hope you'll check it out and if the book sounds interesting to you (it certainly was … Continue reading Light of the Interpersonal: A Review of Sophie Klahr’s Meet Me Here At Dawn