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The Dirt that Grew the Flower: Ecopoetics & the Domestic in Cecily Parks’s The Seeds Dear Fence readers, Hello again from The Constant Critic ! I’m writing to you to share this just-published poetry review by Gillian Osborne : The Dirt that Grew the Flower: Ecopoetics & the Domestic in Cecily Parks’s The Seeds . Cecily Parks ’s The Seeds is a finalist for the 2026 PEN/Voelcker Award for Poetry , & just won the 2026 UNT Rilke Prize for Poetry . & now you can read Gillian Osborne’s review of The Seeds on The Constant Critic ! Poet & The Constant Critic editor David Gorin , who edited this review, offers some words in description & summary below: Visit The Constant Critic to find & read this review, as well as Niina Pollari’s “ A Millennial Poetics of Work in Late Capitalist America, ” Kenneth Reveiz’s interview with Michael Leong , & other timely criticism & reviews of print and digital poetry! VISIT THE CON...
