

Judith Kitchen's Review of Watershed in the Georgia Review
I've long admired Judith Kitchen's poetry and criticism, and I'm deeply honored that she included Watershed in the final review she wrote for the Georgia Review. About Watershed, Kitchen writes: The concept of “flickering” becomes a guiding principle. Thinking about Malevich’s painting of the knife-grinder, Donnelly applies his theories of movement to all of life. Everything is in motion, even the still life that can be animated, a bit like a flip-book cartoon. Even the human