Reviews Needed for Experimental Fiction Poetry Blog

The experimental writing community is in dire need of substantial reviews of contemporary works. Too often, reviews do not sound much different than the blurbs that can be read on the books. I just started a review, interview, and commentary blog at

http://experimentalfictionpoetry.blogspot.com/

Two questions: 1) Would you be interested in submitting a review, interview, or comment? 2) If you are an educator, could you let your students know about the site, or perhaps let me know about a student who would be a good reviewer? 3) Could you send along this announcement to others?

Any help would be greatly appreciated. I am determined to make this blog work, and I have proven in the past with my work on POETIC BRIEFS in the 90's that I will keep the blog running and up to date for a good long time.

Right now the blog contains Larisso Shmailo's review of Letters from Aldenderry, by Philip Nikolayev, and Elizabeth Kate Switaj 's review of Common Sensed Conversations with Broken Texts by Josh Wallaert, and my review of Charles Bernstein's Girly Man. Coming soon will be interviews with Charles Bernstein, Mark Wallace, and Juliana Spahr.

Comments

[Eckhard Gerdes]

I applaud you for this undertaking. I will certainly pass the word along.

[Debra Di Blasi]

Will forward your request for reviews to a number of innovative writers. Thanks so much for putting out the call. It is, as you say, badly needed. Debra

[Kudzu Fire]

I wish you luck in these endeavors. I am a dedicated sideliner myself.