— Reviewed by Mikiko Fukuda — Jill Widner’s chapbook, A Middle Eastern No (Southword Editions) is a collection of three
At Sabotage Reviews HQ, there have been many questions thrown around about the shape of the festival next year. The
Congratulations on your recent win at the Saboteur Awards Festival 2021! How did you feel when you found out that
— Reviewed by Mikiko Fukuda — Jill Widner’s chapbook, A Middle Eastern No (Southword Editions) is a collection of three
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-Reviewed by Deirdre Hines- The tradition of insect poetry has some illustrious examples; John Donne’s ‘The Flea’ written in 1633, being
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-Reviewed by Karen Goodwin- Re-Dreaming Sylvia Plath as a Queen Bee is a hallucinatory essay, a daring reclamation of the
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Firstly, the Sabotage Reviews team would like to extend a huge thank you to everyone who registered their interest in
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-Reviewed by Emma Lee- Rebloom is a poetry anthology that aims to explore the strength and resilience in womxn’s lived
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-Reviewed by Neil Elder- The last eighteen months has brought, for many, a renewed appreciation of the natural world and
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Dear all, I write this post with a heavy heart after a lot of introspection and many discussions with friends
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-Reviewed by Jessica Traynor- Published by The Emma Press, this attractive pamphlet was partly written during lockdown, yet the poems
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At Sabotage Reviews HQ, there have been many questions thrown around about the shape of the festival next year. The
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-Reviewed by Afric McGlinchey- Rib, Sharon Black’s third publication, is published by Wayleave Press (and beautifully printed by Andrew’s of
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