Jonathan Harrington

Jonathan Harrington has published twenty books including poetry, novels, essays and translations.  A graduate of the Iowa Writers Workshop he has lived in Mexico for over twenty years. His latest book of poems is called Lift Up the Stone: The Gospel According to Jonathan (bilingual English/Spanish).

Poems and Essays:

Anne Casey’s The Light We Cannot See: Reviewed by Jonathan Harrington

Boneyarn, David Mills: reviewed by Jonathan Harrington

Correctional: Ravi Shankar, reviewed by Jonathan Harrington

Everygirl, Angela Dribben: reviewed by Jonathan Harrington

I Used to Be Korean, Jiwon Choi: reviewed by Jonathan Harrington

Resurrection Fall: John Wall Barger, reviewed by Jonathan Harrington

Review of Indran Amirthanayagam’s The Migrant States; by Jonathan Harrington

Smog Mother: John Wall Barger, reviewed by Jonathan Harrington

The Damage Done, Susana H. Case: reviewed by Jonathan Harrington

The Imperial Cockroach; The South, Entropy: Jonathan Harrington

The Last Train by Mervyn Taylor: Reviewed by Jonathan Harrington

The Life and Poetry of Ralph Harry Nesson; Reviewed by Jonathan Harrington

Things You May Find Hidden In My Ear: Mosab Abu Toha, reviewed by Jonathan Harrington

Thorn Grass by Luis H. Francia, reviewed by Jonathan Harrington

Turning Sixty; Selfie; Signals from Earth; The Death of Words; I Am Not A Robot: Jonathan Harrington