Steven Nightingale’s sonnets are spiritually haunted, observing ordinary life through a lens of cosmic perspective. The poems are bathed in romance and shaped by the introspective love of woman and child. Visionary and independent, the work grows out of a deep love and affinity for the sonnet form, its bones of rhyme and meter.

--Joyce Jenkins

  Poetry Flash

Steven Nightingale is faithful to his name, being the invisible singer of sonnets disguised in form but overheard as a master should be.  He addresses the world. Steven is a throwback to art with the morning air of reality.

--Willis Barnstone

Author of 10 books of poetry, including The Secret Reader: 501 Sonnets, and The Algebra of Night; and over a dozen translations, including Six Masters of the Spanish Sonnet, and the New Covenant.