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alycia's review
5.0
After my first reading of Natalie Linh Bolderston's pamphlet, I knew I wanted (needed) to review it. I connect with this little collection so much - both in terms of its themes, but also its style. Bolderston is a highly imagistic poet that weaves together the present, imaginary, and mythic all at once, creating surreal, yet utterly real, landscapes in her work.
juliettesebock's review
5.0
*I received a digital copy of Natalie Linh Bolderston’s The Protection of Ghosts through The Poetry Question for review purposes. As always, this review reflects only my honest thoughts on the book.*
Natalie Linh Bolderston’s The Protection of Ghosts presents a phenomenal, haunting collection of poems considering family, culture, trauma, grief, and so much more. These poems take the reader through generations and geographies a lens that feels deeply personal; the reader becomes a fly on the walls as these families are presented and personified.
*full review on The Poetry Question*
https://thepoetryquestion.com/2019/08/27/review-the-protection-of-ghosts-natalie-linh-bolderston-v-press/
Natalie Linh Bolderston’s The Protection of Ghosts presents a phenomenal, haunting collection of poems considering family, culture, trauma, grief, and so much more. These poems take the reader through generations and geographies a lens that feels deeply personal; the reader becomes a fly on the walls as these families are presented and personified.
*full review on The Poetry Question*
https://thepoetryquestion.com/2019/08/27/review-the-protection-of-ghosts-natalie-linh-bolderston-v-press/
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