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Claire Matturro

Claire Matturro

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Associate Editor, Southern Literary Review

Florida, United States

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Total articles 138

  • “Distant Relations” by Cheryl Whitehead

    By Claire Matturro| Southern Literary Review Verified Cheryl Whitehead is both a gifted poet and a gifted storyteller—and these can be two distinct, albeit complimentary talents. In Distant Relations (Loblolly Press 2025), Whitehead weaves these dual talents together into an always engaging, often uncanny collection of poetry rich with family, nature, culture, and transcendency. Her verses reverberate with turmoil and grace, all carefully captured in stunning images and potent phrases.

    By Claire Matturro · Southern Literary Review

    Apr. 02, 2025

  • Claire Hamner Matturro interviews Cheryl Whitehead, author of the poetry collection “Distant Relations”

    By Claire Matturro| Southern Literary Review Verified Claire Hamner Matturro: Thank you, Cheryl Whitehead, for being willing to share a bit of yourself with Southern Literary Review. First, congratulations on your very fine book, Distant Relations (Loblolly Press 2025), which is an engaging, evocative collection of poetry involving nature, family, farms, and much more. Your poems are exquisitely detailed in such beautiful ways.

    By Claire Matturro · Southern Literary Review

    Mar. 30, 2025

  • “Distant Relations” by Cheryl Whitehead

    By Claire Matturro| Southern Literary Review Verified Cheryl Whitehead is both a gifted poet and a gifted storyteller—and these can be two distinct, albeit complimentary talents. In Distant Relations (Loblolly Press 2025), Whitehead weaves these dual talents together into an always engaging, often uncanny collection of poetry rich with family, nature, culture, and transcendency. Her verses reverberate with turmoil and grace, all carefully captured in stunning images and potent phrases.

    By Claire Matturro · Southern Literary Review

    Apr. 02, 2025

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Southern Literary Review