Karina Longo has done it again. The editor of the poetry-focused literary magazine and publishing house La Rotonde Review has created her second anthology of poems this year: Colors, which was released in paperback last week.
From the description on Amazon:
Color is never just color.
In this new La Rotonde Review anthology curated by Karina Longo, forty-nine poets, in forty-eight poems, from Mumbai to Kauaʻi, move between the tender and the wry, the elegiac and the vivid. Colors is for readers who have ever felt a shade say what words alone could not.
“It was a joy to bring this beautiful book together,” Karina writes on the La Rotonde Review website, adding, “I want to thank the authors once again for the trust they have placed in La Rotonde, and for their kindness. It means the world to me.”
Colors follows the anthology dissolution: poems at the edge of disappearance, which came out in July. I’m proud to have a poem in both of these incredible publications!
Congratulations, Karina, on creating yet another masterful collection!
Read more about Karina and her literary magazine in this Friday Five interview from last June.
