Reviews for Voices underground

The average rating for Voices underground based on 2 reviews is 2.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2009-09-15 00:00:00 Rachellelle Liss Didn't love it, sorry. Robert Sward's Vancouver Island Poems: Anthology of Contemporary Poetry popped up in a library search, and I thought I might find something nifty. The most striking thing from my perch in 2021 is how little of the Island I recognized in this 1973 collection. One exception was Susan Goldwater's "Metamorphosis," which is about walking into the woods, arms thrown up, and feeling like a tree connected to everything. I still meet people who like that experience. Otherwise, a lot of these felt like riffing in a broadly, vaguely 1970s way. These ones I liked. -Susan Goldwater. "Metamorphosis. Pg. 38. -Lis Hall. "Not Divorced Yet." Pg. 39 -Wayne Keon's "Snow Feeling." Pg. 43. -Douglas Lang. "A Moment's Notice." Pg. 45. -B.L. McArthur. "We Are Retiring." Pg. 57.

Review # 2 was written on 2013-01-17 00:00:00 Michael Ewers DNF Boring