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Posted by Victor Schwartzman
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Tuesday, 06 May 2008
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Meat by Erin Reardon:
Reviewed by Michael Grover
If you're looking for pretty poetry, go somewhere else, this isn't it. If you're looking for real blood, real raw poetry that just has to leave the head before it hurts someone. Erin is for you. Many may know Erin as Ms. Sally MacLennanne on myspace. Her poems are brutal and messy, and they don't hold back anything. In other words they are just what poems should be. Also her poems have an amazing rhythm to them. They just flow so smoothly you can tell this is poetry that was not meant to be contained in a book. This is poetry that was meant to be read out loud from street corners, or bars at open mics. The title Meat pretty much says it all as this is bloody and messy. It is thick for a chapbook and very nicely put together (Erin is a print shop worker by day.). I urge you to contact her at
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