- from Bill Dorn’s review of A Voice for My Grandmother, Golden Handcuffs, Winter/Spring 2007.
Singer is currently working with Kassahun Chekole of Africa World Press on Uhuru Revisited, a book of interviews with African pro-democracy activists.
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Ron Singer trawls the genres: poetry, fiction, satire, journalism (about Africa), and drama (including librettos for two operas, recorded and performed). Among the places his work has appeared are Borderlands: The Texas Poetry Review; The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists; diagram (e-zine and print anthology); Ellipsis; Gander Press Review; The Georgia Review; Hampden-Sydney Poetry Review; Poets & Writers (online); SN (Starry Night) Review (e-zine and print anthology); The Wall Street Journal; Waterways: Poetry in the Mainstream; Willow Review; Windsor Review; and numerous literary e-zines. Singer wrote the Introduction to Thackeray’s Vanity Fair (Bantam Books). In November 2006 his chapbook, A Voice for My Grandmother, was published by Ten Penny Players. It has been reviewed ten times, and a second printing was issued in October 2007. In Fall 2008, he was Featured Poet, New Works Review, and he has three poems in the 2009 anthology, Poetic Voices without Borders-2 (PVWB-2, Gival Press). The Second Kingdom (fiction: "The Key," "The Changing Woman Health Conference," and "The Parents We Deserve") was issued as an e-book on March 15, 2009 by Cantarabooks LLC. |
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