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“I compare all poetry to that of Garcia Lorca, so extreme few make the grade. S.J. Rivera’s makes the grade. In fact, surpasses the grade. This isn’t just normal poetry. This is search your soul poetry. Looking into your inner self. Your inner Evil self. That self that we all try so desperately to keep hidden for fear of judgment. You won’t be able to look at your neighbors the same after kind of poetry.”
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“I enjoyed the poetry and enjoyed holding a book [Demon in the Mirror] in which the poems were so well-illuminated and contained. There were moments of strong imagery and detail and those were always a delight to encounter. The content read as a thoughtful and carefully rendered project, written by one who knew the material well and cared immensely about it.”
Writer’s Digest
16th Annual Self-Published Book Awards
Folio Weekley
Broken Sword Publications is pleased to announce Folio Weekly’s review of S. Joaquin Rivera’s Demon in the Mirror.The article contains a gritty & gutsy interview with the author with some pretty off the wall questions.
Please feel free to download the PDF below and share with friends. If you liked the article, have an opinion about the book or the author please write to themail@folioweekly.com and let them know that you enjoyed the article!
For those of you who are local to North Florida please check out the February issue of Jacksonville Buzz featuring a candid interview with author S. Joaquin Rivera.
The interview is on page 6. You can get a copy pretty much anywhere & everywhere. If you’re not local and still want to read the interview please visit: http://www.iwantabuzz.com/ to download the February issue.
BSP is pleased to announce that “Clearly,” by author S. Joaquin Rivera, has been published in Kill Poet Press’ issue #3. The work is listed at number one in this issue. Go read “Clearly” and understand what it’s like to live and die in retail. You can also check out numerous other cutting edge pieces of writing in this issue.
Support independent publishing. Without publications like Kill Poet Press you’d be stuck reading Harry Potter, cookbooks, and autobiographies no one wants to touch with the shit end of a stick.
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