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Moon Talk

Posted on March 21, 2016 by Pam Lazos

Moon Talk For centuries, the moon has captivated our imagination, influenced our bodies, and penetrated our dreams in all her evanescent, full and mysterious glory. Moon Talk, by Wade Stevenson pays a metaphorical tribute to the golden glowing orb whose … Continue reading →

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The Wade Stevenson Interview

Posted on January 21, 2016 by Pam Lazos

An Interview with Poet Wade Stevenson First off, congrats on the success of Flutes and Tomatoes, one of Kirkus Review’s Best Indie Books of 2015. What an honor. I read “Dear You” and “Flutes and Tomatoes” in relatively short order. … Continue reading →

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Dear You

Posted on January 17, 2016 by Pam Lazos

Dear You Dear You, a combination of poetry and memoir, by Wade Stevenson is one of the most exposed, unrelenting, and heart-breaking pieces on longing that I’ve read. Like Flutes and Tomatoes (reviewed here), named one of the best Indie … Continue reading →

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Flutes and Tomatoes

Posted on December 10, 2015 by Pam Lazos

Flutes and Tomatoes – A Memoir With Poems Originally posted on bookscover2cover “I became sensitive to every vibration in the air, to every nuance of the changing light. It would be late afternoon. It was then that the snake of … Continue reading →

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