stephanie roberts's Blog

Somewhere out there, the figures of roberts' distress roam a tough, lonely landscape, but in here, in the pages of her collection, she and her readers find good company in each other. Bill Neumire for Vallum Magazine .

Within beautifully formed poems, there is extensive consideration of what we can understand about love and grief alongside faith and "unbelief", declares Montreal Review of Books' in-depth review of rushes from the river disappointment.

In an interview for Room Magazine, with Halifax-based author Annick MacAskill, stephanie roberts discusses rushes from the river disappointment, nature, her history with music, the sexual pressure and release of the sonnet, and the erotic nature of couplets.

In her first traditionally published full poetry collection, roberts was named as a finalist to the Quebec Writers' Federation's A.M. Klein Prize for Poetry. The winner of the award will be announced Wednesday, 4 November 2020.

The author considers creative process and poetic philosophy with Ottawa poet, author, and publisher rob mclennan.

An interview with stephanie roberts for The Peak.

So writes Katy Haas, for NewPages, of "Lady Fine Is for Sugar," from an unpublished manuscript, featured in the March 2020 issue of Poetry and The BreakBeat Poets Vol. 4: LatiNext.

David Drummond on the making of the cover for rushes from the river disappointment.