Dan Beachy-Quick has written an appreciation of The Four Horsemen at Colorado Review.
Writes Beachy-Quick: “What recommends this book so highly in my mind is the alternative path it points out for what poetry scholarship might look like—not an arcane exploration of academic expertise, but an enthused initiation into the arcane mysteries poetry still embeds within itself.”
Here are some reviews and noticings of Phosphorescence of Thought (Cultural Society, 2013).
Stephen Burt, New Yorker's Page Turner (mainly on Ronald Johnson's ARK)
Nate Klug, The Economy
Brandon Krieg, Poetry Northwest
Jacqueline Lyons, Colorado Review
J. Peter Moore, Chicago Review
Jeff Hamilton, GoodReads
Amy Brown, Plumwood Mountain Review
Forrest Gander, Recommended Readings
Ismael Belda, Revisita de Libros
Ricardo Cázares, Mula Blanco (see p. 29)
Not a review, but a YouTube bonus: me reading the Benedicite hymn in Phosphorescence of Thought at Harvard in December 2014, joined by Dan Beachy-Quick, Fanny Howe, and Patrick Pritchett. Gnostic mysterium.