Melissa Dickey is the author of two poetry collections, The Lily Will and the forthcoming What Were Woods, both from Rescue Press. Her poems have recently appeared in Puerto del Sol, Sundog Lit, and Bayou. She lives in Western Massachusetts with her husband and three young children.
Fall 2015
“Everything Ought to Keep on Going”: Gillian Conoley’s Peace
Gillian Conoley's latest poetry collection, her seventh, explores a number of binaries—high diction/low diction, clarity/ambiguity, personal/political—overturning and complicating them until they are no longer oppositional at all.
Spring 2015
Giving Voice to the Domestic Surreal: A Review of Gro Dahle’s A Hundred Thousand Hours
Ugly Ducking Presse has brought Norwegian poet Gro Dahle's thrilling book of linked poems into English for the first time.