Category: Steven Schroeder
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– Henry W. Leung, reviewer for Lantern Review, has written an extensive review of the current edition of Cha (Issue #12); the review is now available on the LR blog. Henry emphasises, among other things, the Asian-themed poetry (‘Most of the…
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Steven Schroeder, who told us he’s already expecting the first snow in Chicago, has appeared in Cha several times. His poems “Guidebook Says” and “A Water Planet” were published in the first anniversary issue (“Guidebook Says” was also discussed on…
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Steven Schroeder’s new book On Not Founding Rome is now available from the Cascade Books imprint of Wipf and StockPublishers. “This book is an attempt to critically embrace a tradition—a culture—in which the author was formed and against which he…
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Read Steven Schroeder’s two poems, “Compulsory Military Exercise” and “Dragonflies” in Writers Connect here. Steven Schroeder’s poetry has been published in issues #5 and #8 of Cha. You can also read an analysis of his poem “Guidebook Says” here.
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Virtual Artists Collective has just released a new poetry anthology, on the no road way to tomorrow, edited by 李森 Li Sen, 梁慧春 Liang Huichun, 龙晓滢 Long Xiaoying, Charlie Newman 查理·纽曼, and Cha contributor Steven Schroeder 史蒂文·施罗德. The English title…
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Steven Schroeder‘s poem “afer an apocalypse”, first published in TriQuarterly issue #133, was the featured poem in Poetry Daily for 28 May 2009. Steven Schroeder’s poetry has been published in issue #5 of Cha.
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Steven Schroeder‘s new poetry collection Six Stops South, published by Cherry Grove Collections, is now available for purchase. You can also read some sample poems by Steven here. Steven Schroeder’s poetry was published in issue #5 of Cha.
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Three new publications from Virtual Artists Collective Poetry (co-founder: Steven Schroeder):Two Southwests, a bilingual anthology of 27 poets from the southwests of China and the United States. Pluck a Lotus for Pleasure, a bilingual edition (co-published with Associated Stories of…
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