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Birmingham Poetry Review celebrates 25 years with its Spring 2013 issue. It is a hefty issue with poets Adcock, Adkison, Ager, Anderson, Asekoff, Balbo, Brachman, Brewer, Collins, Davidson, Dawson, C. Doyle, J. Doyle, Dubrow, Emerson, Fabrizio, Fagan, Foster, Gottlieb-Miller, Hardin, Hartsock, Hirsch, Jenike, Jerrell, Jordan, Kirby, Levitin, Logan, May, McCullough, McLoghlin, McRae, McVicker, Meek, Meitner, Mintz, and many, many more.
The featured poet, Claudia Emerson, shares her poems “Clearcut,” “Lightning,” “Third,” “Common House Sparrows at JFK’s International Terminal,” “Virginia Christian,” and “Apo
logue.” Following her poetry is an interview with Emerson, conducted by Susannah Mintz.
