An Interview with David Alexander
Train: a poetry journal – August 8, 2019
Modern Warfare – David Alexander reviewed by Michael Dennis
Today’s Book of Poetry – July 26, 2019
“David Alexander’s Modern Warfare is one tight little package. Nine finely fashioned hand bombs of persistent persuasion make up this collection and it is entirely worth your visit.”
Birds and Neutrino Observatories by Neil Surkan
Canadian Literature – January 25, 2019
“Equal parts reference companion, PETA-esque manifesto, and concept album, Alexander’s collection takes on the lowly chicken from all angles, then renders his findings into a multiplicity of forms.”
Why David Alexander gives a cluck about writing poetry on chickens
Magic 8 Q&A on CBC Books – August 2018
Review on Arts Report CITR 101.9 FM – August 22, 2018
Reading / Interview on Howl CIUT – July 10, 2018
12 or 20 Questions
rob mclennan’s blog – June 2018
Revenge of the Battery Hen by John Stiles
How Yah Doon? – April 2018
“Crossing time zones and states of mind each poem is an individuated, self contained-riff on how we got to cram all those birds in small heated spaces and forgot our own modest beginnings in the doing.”
Chapbook Review: Chicken Scratch by David Alexander by Bardia Sinaee
medium.com/@unclePoetry – Dec 2015
“Part empathy exercise, part vegetarian manifesto, Chicken Scratch revels in the experimentation and play characteristic of all the work published by the Kingston-based Puddles of Sky Press, which is a ten-dollar way of saying these poems are all about chickens.”