– Reviewed by Cath Barton – The more I try and pin down the notion of liminality, the more it
It’s always wonderful when different artists and creators can come together to shape something new. This is why Sabotage loves
It’s always wonderful when different artists and creators can come together to shape something new. This is why Sabotage loves
– Reviewed by Cath Barton – The more I try and pin down the notion of liminality, the more it
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– Reviewed by Rhys Knapman – The Book of Tehran is a Comma Press anthology of short stories written by
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– Reviewed by Terry Melia – Having recently reviewed the excellent This Dreaming Isle (also edited by Dan Coxon), I
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-Reviewed by Emma Lee- These poems take an idea and wrap a thread of thoughts around it, often with popular
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-Reviewed by Isabelle Kenyon- The representation of witches and the struggle to define the ‘otherworldly’ have played a part in
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– Reviewed by Sam Pryce – Seagulls adorn the covers of these two pamphlets recently published by Nightjar Press —
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– Reviewed by Cherry Potts – This is an odd little novella, a kind of mash up of Flora Thompson
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– Reviewed by Richard T. Watson – High Spirits: A Round of Drinking Stories. It’s a good title, and a
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After a wonderful evening at Fazeley Studios, Birmingham, Sabotage Reviews are delighted to announce the winners of this year’s Saboteur
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– Reviewed by Jenny Booth – Although I don’t know Birmingham, the stories in The Book of Birmingham (Comma Press, 2018)
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