John Archibald

Becoming Just

Arts & Literature

“The many verses in S T Kimbrough Jr.’s Becoming Just speak to me. They remind me there is no ‘just’ for justice. Not really. For justice is more than just race, or just gender, or just creed, or just nationality, or just us. Becoming just is a constant quest for decency to all, a concerted push for equality, an evolution within ourselves and in the parts we play to the world.”

What Do You Have To Say? Poetry’s Eternal Question

Arts & Literature

“S T Kimbrough dares ask, ‘What do you have to say?’ What does he have to say in his latest book of verse? What do we have to say as we stumble through time? What does anyone say of love and war, empathy and enmity in this unjust world? It’s not enough to call this a book of poetry. It’s a book of introspection and history, indignation and epiphany.”