Forthcoming Book Reviews
Review for Western Literature Association Journal www.wla.org Vol. 60.3. Fall 2025.
Rubin, Richard L., Andrew Gulliford, and Leeanna T. Torres. A New Mexico Land Ethic
Handbook. Taos: Nighthawk Press, 2024. Pp.150.
Published Book Reviews
Review for Mountain Outlaw Magazine https://www.mtoutlaw.com June 23, 2025
Fuhrman, CMarie. Salmon Weather: Writing from the Land of No Return. Columbus, Georgia: Columbus State University Press, 2025. Pp. 151.
Review for Rocky Mountain Reader May 1, 2025
An interview with poet Pam Uschuk & her “Twenty Year Affair with the Written Word”.
Review for Rocky Mountain Reader April 17, 2025
“A plea for respecting, saving the living world”
Fisher-Wirth, Ann and Laura-Gray Street. Eds. Attached to the Living World: A New Ecopoetry Anthology. San Antonio: Terra Firma Books & Trinity University Press, 2025. Pp. 283. https://rockymountainreader.org/at-home/
Review for The Philly Poetry Chapbook Review March 20, 2025
Everett, Aspen. Tributaries. Beulah: Middle Creek Publishing, 2025. PP. 39.
“Life’s Lazy River Journey: On Tributaries by Aspen Everett”
https://phillychapbookreview.org/lifes-lazy-river-journey-on-tributaries-by-aspen-everett/
Review for Rocky Mountain Reader March 13, 2025
“Between the buckskin earth and the clear blue sky”
https://rockymountainreader.org/salmon-weather/
Fuhrman, CMarie. Salmon Weather: Writing from the Land of No Return. Columbus, Georgia: Columbus State University Press, 2025. Pp. 151.
Author Interview: https://rockymountainreader.org/a-western-lens-on-the-writing-life/
Bilingual Review for Rocky Mountain Reader February 27, 2025
“In English, Spanish, and tears, I promised to tell his story”
Morales, Juan J. Dream of the Bird Tattoo: Poems & Sueñitos. Albuquerque: UNMP, 2025. https://rockymountainreader.org/dream-of-the-bird-tattoo/
Author Interviews: Shelli Rottschafer
Bold Journey: An Ars Poetica Interview January 23, 2025
Interviewed by Anita Patel at www.BoldJourney.com located in Culver City, CA.
The discussion led to my writing process, recent successes, and some of my literary ancestors’ influence such as Robert W. Service, Jim Harrison, and Linda Hogan.
Colorado Poetry Center: Poet Highlight January 26, 2025
CPC is a 501 c3 public non-profit directory of Colorado-based poets who are published and practice spoken word performances. CPC also holds readings and workshops at Boulder Bookstore on Pearl Street.
Interview with The Philly Poetry Chapbook Review February 14, 2025
Contributor Highlight: Through this interview I explain my writing origins and inspiration within nature as well as authors who have influenced my practice.
https://phillychapbookreview.org/meet-our-contributor-shelli-rottschafer/