Kristina Marie Darling reviews Daniele Pantano’s fantastic poetry collection in the new issue of THE LITERARY REVIEW, and writes that “Each poem …offers readers a carefully-crafted stylistic engagement with the Modernist legacy of Ezra Pound, Marianne Moore, and Richard Aldington. Daniele Pantano reworks and modernizes this longstanding literary tradition while still honoring his predecessors’ preoccupations with poetic image. By imbuing “mirrors,” “dishes,” and “darkened rooms” with philosophical significance, Pantano reexamines the “unremarkable ruins” of our everyday lives, which give rise to “chaos,” “remembrance,” and “metamorphosis.”” Buy your copy here.
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