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Written almost exclusively in traditional, modified, and nonce forms, the poems in Lures renegotiate grief, trauma, southern masculinities, and fatherhood with unflinching resolve. This new collection by Adam Vines draws much of its subject matter and imagery from fishing, revealing how close observations of species, spawning cycles, predation and feeding patterns, underwater topographies, water clarity, and lure choice reflect larger themes o...

Birmingham Poetry Review, founded in 1987, is an annual national and premier journal of poetry. Each issue contains a featured poet, a featured essay, poetry, and book reviews. This issue features the poetry of Betty Adcock and ann essay by Nick Norwood. The editor is Adam Vines.

Emotions are the Missing Exegetical LinkWhen we preach, the question is not if people will feel, but what they will feel. If we preach the emotions that are at the heart of the passage, then our congregations will feel what God intended. If we preach the emotions of our personality's choosing--or with no emotions at all--we misrepresent the text. Discover the importance of biblical pathos and how to faithfully proclaim it through your preachin...

Adam Vines' Out of Speech: Poems offers a series of ekphrastic poems that consider paintings by a wide array of artists, including Hopper, Balthus, and Rothko. These poems utilize these works of art as a means to explore a range of thoughts, from the meaning of family and partnership to the fear of disease and isolation.

Miller Williams Arkansas Poetry Prize Finalist