Guernica Editions

Guglielmo interviewed on Howl - CIUT 89.5FM with Nancy Jane Bullies

https://www.ciut.fm/wp-content/uploads/audio/howl.mp3

"What grounds the hyperbole of Di Volta’s character is Di Saverio. Using repetition, meter, rhyme, and metaphor, Di Saverio creates breathing space around the vacuum of Di Volta, showing a subtle mastery of narrative and language that brings order and sense to the tale. He reveals, with piercing clarity, some of the murkier sentiments of the sesquipedalian orator."

http://www.riverstreetwriting.com/blog/crito-di-volta-review

Elana Wolff’s sixth collection, Swoon, is lyrically attentive and fixates on the act of receiving transcendent messages

https://quillandquire.com/review/swoon/

Alan Twigg reviewed The Afrikaner by Arianna Dagnino in the Spring issue of BC BookLook (p.18-19)

https://issuu.com/bcbookworld/docs/spring_2020_issue

The Dog Who Helped Save the Planet is a cleverly written, cleverly disguised self-proclaimed diatribe against all that is wrong with the way we treat animals, whether they are domesticated pets or livestock processed and consumed for our supposed nutritional benefits... A fine example of creative writing, The Dog Who Helped Save the Planet is a valid teaching tool that vegans could employ in informing themselves and others of the benefits of the ethical vegan lifestyle. A Miramichi Reader “Pick”!

Full review:

https://miramichireader.ca/2020/05/the-dog-who-ate-the-vegetable-garden/

Congratulations to Valentina Gal, whose creative nonfiction Philipovna: Daughter of Sorrow was shortlisted for the 2020 Word Awards: Books- Christian Nonfiction- Life Stories Category! Winners will be announced on June 13.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/ld103c2g94uuq32/%20%202020%20SHORTLIST.pdf?dl=0