Crony Books

Two days left to see this exhibition in Dallas: images that are trajectories into new dimensions. Here's my review of the show (spoiler alert: astounding):

Matthew Wong: Transmissions From a More Perfect Cosmos - Review - Greg Masters - Reviews - Sensitive Skin Magazine Greg Masters reviews the new exhibition of paintings by painter Matthew Wong at the Dallas Museum of Art through February 19, 2023.

Elated waking to this notice. Thank you, Anselm, and editor Kay Gabriel. https://bit.ly/3hBuYQF

My good fortune to appear today on a great poetry blog. Thank you, impresario Don Yorty.

Greg Masters reads from The Complete Thoughts of Greg Masters   I like narrative poetry so I always look forward to a new book by Greg Masters. The Complete Thoughts of Greg Masters is full […]

I'll be hosting a launch party for my new book of poems at Boris and Horton, a dog-friendly café on the corner of Avenue A and East 12th Street in Manhattan's East Village, from 6-8 p.m. on Tuesday, February 1. (Vaxxed, please.) Cover by Charlotte Damson.

http://www.cronybooks.net/

I've been blessed this week to receive two [positive] reviews for my new book of poems, It Wasn't Supposed to Be Like This.

Peter Valente, writing for Boog City, calls it: "wonderful…a testament to freedom. It is a book of hope for future generations…"
https://wordpress.boogcity.com/2021/05/22/printed-matter-greg-masters-east-village-poetry-history-primer/

Terry Pitts, on his astounding Vertigo blog, says the book "looks back in verse on what his generation accomplished and failed to accomplish."
https://sebald.wordpress.com/2021/01/11/2021-reading-log/

I am most grateful to these two gents, as well as to Boog City editor David Kirschenbaum.

"Can we call this an experiment in literary socialism?" Grateful to Sparrow for his alluring review.

Collaborations Collaborations, a celebration of the East Village Poetry Scene, circa 1980The family album of collaborative poems is a celebration of a c...