Why people recommend it
Delinquent Palaces by Danielle Chapman is a compelling debut poetry collection that explores complex themes through lyrical and evocative verse. On an episode of The Book Review podcast titled Inside The New York Times Book Review: ‘Skyfaring’, which aired on July 18, 2024, Greg Coles recommended the new book to listeners. Coles specifically noted during the discussion that the debut collection had been brought out by TriQuarterly earlier in the year, specifically in the month of April. Returning to the poetry book later in the same podcast segment, Coles reiterated his praise for the publication, again highlighting its release by TriQuarterly that spring. The discussion on the podcast drew attention to the arrival of a fresh poetic voice and underscored the significance of university presses and specialized publishers in bringing contemporary poetry collections to wider literary audiences. Through these mentions, the podcast celebrated the beauty of the verses contained within the volume and encouraged poetry lovers to seek out the new release from the talented author.
Who recommended it
- Greg Coles Recommended
Greg Coles — 2 mentions
“and then finally Danielle Chapman has a debut collection called delinquent palaces which Tri quarterly brought out in April”
“and then um finally Danielle Chapman has a debut collection called delinquent palaces which Tri quarterly brought out in April”