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July 22, 2026 by Jamie Valentine I enjoy getting a small catalogue of chapbooks from various presses, and today's poetry chapbook is Backyard Paleontology by Robin Gow. The second book I've reviewed from The Glass Press' poetry chapbook series, published in year six of the series (2021-2022). The author of today's chapbook has various works of poetry and fiction which can be viewed more in depth on his website linked below. Now to start, I like the premise of this chapbook

Are you a lover of literature who revels in exploring diverse narratives and delving into the beauty of different languages? If so, Poetry & Prose Language Symphony is the perfect destination for you. This innovative blog and business venture is a haven for those who enjoy immersing themselves in the enchanting world of storytelling. The site, founded by an individual with a background in English and American literature/creative writing, is dedicated to providing a platform f

February 11, 2026 by Jamie Valentine Introduction Prose poetry at first glance defies logic with its name. Prose is often called the ‘ordinary man’s’ language, while poetry is described as being ‘flowery’ in some circles. Prose is anything written that’s not poetry. While poetry is writing that is structured, has rhyme more often than not, and goes beyond what the words on the page mean by using figurative language. These forms are unique to each other like siblings; one ma