Portland Press Herald: Monkey: March 26, 2023

In ‘Monkey,’ writer Agnes Bushell meditates on the Russian novel

Tobias Carroll

The novel tracks the search for a lost book within the book, also called ‘Monkey,’ as well as the writer of that unusual book.

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Central Maine Times: Soft Features: December 23, 2022

Soft Features Review in Central Maine Times

by Bill Bushnell

Television journalism is bad news with graphic video and talking heads. Radio journalism is vivid word pictures and a passionate tone. And that is why Coralie Threlfell is public radio journalist with the WMPR station in Maine.

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Robert Gibbons

Robert Gibbons is the author of eleven books of poetry, numerous chapbooks, a memoir, Labors 
in Vineyards of Desire, and Olson/Still:Crossroad, a study of the work of Charles Olson and 
Clyfford Still. He was born in Salem, Massachusetts, and worked for many years as a librarian at 
the National Gallery of Art. From 2004 to 2011, he was poetry and fiction editor of the journal 
Janus Head.  Hailed by poet and literary critic William Heyen as “one of the great writers of our 
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Off Radar: MoNkey: June 17, 2022

OFF RADAR: ‘MoИkey: A Russian Novel’

by Dana Wilde

Agnes Bushell’s latest novel, “Monkey,” is in some ways a very conventional, and in other ways a very peculiar book…

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Jeri Therialt

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Jeri Theriault’s recent awards include the 2023 Maine Arts Commission Literary Arts Fellowship, the 2023 Monson Arts Fellowship, and the 2022 NORward Prize (New Ohio Review). Her poems and reviews have appeared in The Rumpus, The Texas Review, The Atlanta Review, The Asheville Review, Plume, and many other publications. Her recent collections are Radost, my red, (M)other, and Self-Portrait as Homestead. She is the editor of WAIT: Poems from the Pandemic. Jeri lives in South Portland, Maine.

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