The following are published reviews of D.A. Lockhart’s work. The works include full collections and individual pieces. None of the reviews were solicited by the author.
Banks, Chris “Stillness & Restlessness: A Review of D.A. Lockhart’s Commonwealth.” The Woodlot, April 2025. click here
Robinson, Bryn “North of Middle Island By D.A. Lockhart” Seaboard Review, February 2025. click here
15 Books for National Indigenous Peoples Day 2024, All Lit Up, Spring 2024. click here
“Poems for Waawiiyaatanong: Reading Place in D.A. Lockhart’s Go Down Odawa Way” by Johannah Bird, Hamilton Arts & Letters, 16.1 (Summer 2023): click here
15 Reads for National Indigenous Peoples Day 2023, All Lit Up, Spring 2023. click here
“Review of Go Down Odawa Way” by Aaron Schnieder, TEMZ Review, Summer 2022. click here
“Review of Go Down Odawa Way” by Marty Gervais, Freefall Magazine, Summer 2022. click here
Review of Breaking Right (Porcupine’s Quill, 2021) from Miramachi Reader: click here
60 Works of Canadian Fiction Coming Out Fall 2020 at CBC Books: click Here
Review of Tukhone (Black Moss Press, 2020) from Miramachi Reader: click here
“Tukhone: Where the River Narrows and Shores Bend” by Leuck, Angela, Haiku Canada Review, Vol. 15. No. 2.
Review of Tukhone (Black Moss Press, 2020) from Rob Mclennan’s Blog, click here
Reads for Truth and Reconciliation, All Lit Up, Fall 2019. click here.
10 Canadian Books Coming Out in November We Can’t Wait to Read at CBC Books: click here
“Addressing Endurance: Midgely, Bowling, Lockhart” at Canadian Literature: click here
“D.A. Lockhart and the Poetry of the Canadian Indigenous,” South Dakota Review, 54.3&4, 2019
Review of Devil in the Woods (Brick Books 2019) from Temz Review, Issue 12: click here
Review of Devil in the Woods (Brick Books 2019) from the Miramachi Reader: click here
23 Collections of Canadian Poetry to Watch For this Fall (August 2019) at CBC Books: click here
Review of the poem “Divining Manëtuwàk at the Banks of the Wabash” from Augur Issue 3.1 at Quick Sips: click here
“Black Moss Press’ New Book Explores Windsor’s Forgotten History” by Michael Seguin (Windsor Life, December 2019): click here
“Review of Big Medicine Comes to Erie” By Kim Fahner from the League of Canadian Poets: click here
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