Crony Books

02/17/2023

Two days left to see this exhibition in Dallas: images that are trajectories into new dimensions. Here's my review of the show (spoiler alert: astounding):

Greg Masters reviews the new exhibition of paintings by painter Matthew Wong at the Dallas Museum of Art through February 19, 2023.

11/11/2022

Elated waking to this notice. Thank you, Anselm, and editor Kay Gabriel. https://bit.ly/3hBuYQF

04/16/2022

My good fortune to appear today on a great poetry blog. Thank you, impresario Don Yorty.

  I like narrative poetry so I always look forward to a new book by Greg Masters. The Complete Thoughts of Greg Masters is full […]

01/28/2022

I'll be hosting a launch party for my new book of poems at Boris and Horton, a dog-friendly café on the corner of Avenue A and East 12th Street in Manhattan's East Village, from 6-8 p.m. on Tuesday, February 1. (Vaxxed, please.) Cover by Charlotte Damson.

http://www.cronybooks.net/

06/02/2021

I've been blessed this week to receive two [positive] reviews for my new book of poems, It Wasn't Supposed to Be Like This.

Peter Valente, writing for Boog City, calls it: "wonderful…a testament to freedom. It is a book of hope for future generations…"
https://wordpress.boogcity.com/2021/05/22/printed-matter-greg-masters-east-village-poetry-history-primer/

Terry Pitts, on his astounding Vertigo blog, says the book "looks back in verse on what his generation accomplished and failed to accomplish."
https://sebald.wordpress.com/2021/01/11/2021-reading-log/

I am most grateful to these two gents, as well as to Boog City editor David Kirschenbaum.

03/17/2021

"Can we call this an experiment in literary socialism?" Grateful to Sparrow for his alluring review.

Collaborations, a celebration of the East Village Poetry Scene, circa 1980The family album of collaborative poems is a celebration of a c...