Here’s an excerpt from Daniel Nathan Terry‘s insightful review of Pam Uschuk’s new poetry collection. It’s the kind of review any poet might envy, not because it praises, but because it praises in a grounded way. No recourse here to Theory—just the articulate response of an intelligent reader to a kind of poetry The Poetry of Necessity: Pam Uschuk’s Wild in the Plaza of Memory Wild in the Plaza of Memory lives up to its title. With these poems, Uschuk has opened a public space where all things, all encounters—both beautiful and dreadful—are not only possible, they are inevitable.Read More