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Quill & Parchment Review of Hunka Hunka Howdee!
Check out this fabulous review of Hunka Hunka Howdee! by Michael Escoubas over at the legendary Quill & Parchment only magazine HERE.
2 New Poems up at Poetic Diversity – November, 2019
Thanks to Poetic Diversity editor Marie C Lecrivain for including 2 poems of mine in the November issue. One is from my book Hunka Hunka Howdee!, and the other is “Exasperated” a poem I wrote in response to one of the mass shootings that happened this past year. Check ’em out here. Thank you Marie!
Reminders for the New Year – A New Rosh Hashanah Poem/Video
3 New Poems Up at Cultural Weekly
Thanks so much to Alexis Rhone Fancher, poetry editor at Cultural Weekly, for selecting 3 new poems for publication on their website, 2 never before published, and one from my new book Hunka Hunka Howdee! Check 'em at at Cultural Weekly here.My Appearance on Rhyme Without Reason
Hunka Hunka Howdee! Poems written in Memphis, Nashville and Louisville
$19.95
Ain't Got No Press May 2019 Paperback 276 Pages | Hunka Hunka Howdee! Poems written in Memphis, Nashville and Louisville Rick Lupert's 23rd collection of poems and latest travelogue written on the go in Memphis, Nashville, and Louisville. Two music cities, the birthplace of rock and Roll, Martin Luther King's final steps and barrels full of bourbon are no escape from Lupert's keen poetic eye and wit. "The best of these poems come close enough to being both seductive satire and genuinely sentimental encounters that you will want to linger with their wit...Lupert's deftly sketched poems will help you keep "one foot each on and off / the beaten path" of skeptical wonder at the world's on-going peculiarities." –Bill Mohr, author of The Headwaters of Nirvana, and HOLDOUTS: The Los Angeles Poetry Renaissance 1948-1992 "Being a Memphian I was particularly enthralled by how much of my city he captures in his short, beguiling lines. This delightful collection is a trip with such a charming guide you’ll want to take it over and over."–Corey Mesler, author of Madstones and Memphis Movie Click here to read poems from Hunka Hunka Howdee! |
