A review of Burnside Soleil’s debut poetry collection, “Berceuse Parish.”
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All articles filed in Caroline Fairey Meese
Caroline Fairey Meese edits composition and literature textbooks at W. W. Norton. Her debut chapbook, LOWERCOUNTRY, will be published by elsewhere micro-press in 2025. Her poetry can be found in Eastern Iowa Review, Carolina Muse, Broadkill Review, SplashLand, and storySouth, among other publications. She currently edits reviews for the Southern Review of Books, and has served as a prose editor at the Adroit Journal, a manuscript reader for Hub City Press, and a workshop leader at 826michigan. She lives in Queens with her husband, though they also call South Carolina home.
Poetry Flowing from History in “You’re Called by the Same Sound”
A review of Alicia Wright’s August 2025 poetry collection “You’re Called by the Same Sound.”
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8 Books Toward Autonomy and Freedom
SRB editor Caroline Fairey Meese collects a list of books that grapple with freedom for people who live within a multiplicity of marginalizations.
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