Shrinking Ultraviolet

by Rebecca Bird

(Eyewear, 2017)

Rebecca Bird’s first poetry collection is a fierce, accomplished and empowering call to find your own identity.

What makes one writer different from another? As much as any poet is unique and their writing is particular to them, they still work within (and out of) forms and conventions.  

For me, all writing bears the fingerprint of its author’s character, even though we are often using the same building blocks of language – and this is what I find most inciting and insightful in Shrinking Ultraviolet. Continue reading “Shrinking Ultraviolet by Rebecca Bird – reviewed by Adam Steiner” →