As I mentioned I aim to write 1 review for every 10 titles read, whether that is a 16-page title or 1000 page title.
I have read 60 titles this year (10 of those are re-reads) and have 12 reviews out, or forthcoming. although, 3 of those I wrote last year and there was a lag to pixel. Still, I’m a little ahead of my arbitrarily drawn curve.
I have 4 or 5 more books underway, maybe 6. And another couple books to review coming by mail, I presume. Somehow, somewhen.
At Periodicities: My Great-Grandfather Danced Ballet by Misha Solomon (Brick, 2026),
At The Seaboard Review of Books: Becoming Altar by Kyla Houbolt (Subpress, 20255) and Screaming Obscenities at the Sky (At Bay Press, 2025) by Christian McPherson
At ShoHyōRan: Weather by Rob Taylor (Gaspereau, 2024), How to Write and Publish Moving Poems and Books and Publicize Like a Pro by Charlotte Digregorio (Artful Communicators Press, 2025), and Mossy Alley by Shannon Wallace (Island of Wak-Wak, 2025)
At Miramichi Reader: Do It Wrong: How to be a Poet in the Twenty-first Century by Derek Beaulieu (Assembly Press, 2026), Best Canadian Poetry 2025 edited by Mary Dalton (Biblioasis, 2025), Sincerely Katherine: Life, Gender, Inclusivity and Leadership for the Future by Katherine Dudtschak (Page Two, 2026), The Time of Falling Apart (Harbour, 2025) by Wendy Donawa, and A Friend of Dorothy’s (Magic Show Press, 2025) by Richard Willets.
At Haiku Canada Review (print): Glass Noodles by Anthony Lusardi (baby buddha press, 2025)