To Be Named Something Else Reviewed in the Colorado Review
“Winning first place of the 2023 Miller Williams Poetry Prize hardly seems enough. This book changes the game.”
Coriolis Reviewed in Full Stop
“…what’s striking in this book is the precision with which disorder is made legible.”
Race, Labor, and Violence in the Delta Reviewed in Journal of American History
“provides novel insights into the history of Black working-class activism and racial capitalism in the early twentieth century and the postwar period in the Mississippi Delta.”
Sarah Neidhardt talks Twenty Acres on WritersCast
“A wonderful, rewarding family memoir that will resonate both for elder veterans of the sixties and seventies ‘back to the land’ counter culture.”
“7 New Poetry Collections to Read This June” at LitHub
David Woo Recommends Saba Keramati, Justin Rovillos Monson, Robert Pinsky, and Others.
Cochran’s Haunted Man’s Report Featured in the New York Review of Books
“Cochran brings to light both the sidelong historical ruminations and the sorrowful depths of feeling that admirers have always sensed moving beneath the picaresque plots and the insouciant breezes of Portis’s prose.”