Hole In The Head Review
Tom O’Donnell
The Other Wife If you hadn’t already been told of her, of the soft nudge of her breasts at your back, the delicate, tuliped,...
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Hole In The Head Review
- Apr 25
- 4 min
Editor's Notes
Dreams may also have supplied inspiration. When asked how he came up with some of his ideas, McKillop is reputed to have said, “Well, you...
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Hole In The Head Review
- Apr 19
- 1 min
Table of Contents
Volume 3 Number 2 05.01.2022 Editor's Notes Headlines w/Charles Simic Fred Michel Linda Aldrich Stephen Gibson Gloria Heffernan Geoffrey...
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Hole In The Head Review
- Apr 19
- 1 min
Headlines - Charles Simic
Saturday Night Fever Fred and I were on the beach one night. The tide was high, the mighty waves Pounded the sand and the huge rocks...
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Hole In The Head Review
- Apr 19
- 15 min
Book End - Merrill Gilfillan interviewed by Michael Hettich
I started reading Merrill Gilfillan’s poetry in around 2000, when his Selected Poems, 1964-2000 was published by Adventures in Poetry. It...
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Hole In The Head Review
- Apr 19
- 10 min
Pamela L. Sumners' Etiquette for a Pandemic (and Other Social Distancing Protocols)
reviewed by Bill Burtis Hole-in-the-Head, while called a “review,” has only once before offered an actual review of a volume of poetry....
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Hole In The Head Review
- Apr 19
- 1 min
Diana Roper McDowell
Phoebe Island at Low Tide Osprey Nest on Sutton Island Misty Morning Looking Down at the Boathouse Stalking the Shorel Butterfly & Bees...
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Hole In The Head Review
- Apr 12
- 1 min
Leah Dockrill
Under Grey Sky - acrylic paint on canvas, 24"x24" Low Tide on Mackenzie Beach - paper collage and mixed media, 24"x18" Magical Tofino -...
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Hole In The Head Review
- Apr 12
- 1 min
Greg Clary
Bluegrass Tonight Bocce Court Greg Clary is a retired college professor who was born and raised in Turkey Creek, West Virginia, and now...
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Hole In The Head Review
- Apr 9
- 1 min
Charter Weeks
Artist's Statement: I have been a documentary photographer for nearly 50 years. In the case of “portraits” I have tried to be sure there...
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Hole In The Head Review
- Apr 9
- 1 min
Dave Sims
After a long career in the trenches of academe, Dave Sims now makes art and music in the mountains of central Pennsylvania. Since 2015,...
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Hole In The Head Review
- Apr 9
- 1 min
Maximillien St-Jacques
Max St-Jacques is a Canadian American who lives between Brooklyn, NYC and Toronto, Ontario. Max's photography has been featured in Up...
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Hole In The Head Review
- Apr 9
- 1 min
Rachel Coyne
Rachel Coyne is a writer and painter from rural Minnesota.
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Hole In The Head Review
- Apr 8
- 2 min
Fred Michel
Tulipa Fred Michel explores Horticultural Art by creating still life images of plants and their parts. Inspired by a love of plants and...
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Hole In The Head Review
- Apr 8
- 1 min
Leanne Grabel
Leanne Grabel is a poet, illustrator and performer from the Pacific Northwest. Her graphic stretched memoir Brontosaurus Illustrated will...
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Hole In The Head Review
- Apr 8
- 1 min
Christopher Paul Brown
Christopher Paul Brown is known for his exploration of the unconscious and the serendipitous. In 2020 his work appeared in fourteen...
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Hole In The Head Review
- Apr 8
- 3 min
Linda Aldrich
Buried Seed Organs Densely packed, pull-pins ready to burst into beauty come spring, or hearts ready for transplant, hearts of little...
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Hole In The Head Review
- Apr 8
- 1 min
Pamela Sumners
Stardust His eyes had never been good and when he saw Mary— it wasn’t stardust but sawdust in his eyes. He had Coke bottle glasses even...
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Hole In The Head Review
- Apr 8
- 2 min
GTimothy Gordon
Cloud of Unknowing (upon Van Gogh’s Wheatfield with Crows,1890) … look upon yourself as an exile and a pilgrim on this earth. – Thomas à...
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Hole In The Head Review
- Apr 8
- 1 min
Jeri Theriault
Patrons My mother’s saints—the quiet ones—have grown used to their oblivion. Like most things my mother left they don’t fit my life...
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