‘Sonnets for Luke’ by Emily Critchley and ‘The Golem’ by Richard Watt
– Reviewed by Rob A. Mackenzie– I don’t know what I expected from Emily Critchley’s Sonnets for Luke, but it
Read more– Reviewed by Rob A. Mackenzie– I don’t know what I expected from Emily Critchley’s Sonnets for Luke, but it
Read more-Reviewed by Nick Sweeney– Arguably, one approach to the short story is to take ordinary people and show extraordinary events
Read more-Reviewed by Thomas White– Lies/Isle declare that they invite submissions dealing with
Read more-Reviewed by Éireann Lorsung– Imagine—maybe this is easy, maybe you have to strain a bit—that time when you were just
Read more-Reviewed by Éireann Lorsung– There is an essay by the poet Adrienne Rich entitled “Tourism and Promised Lands” (it’s in
Read moreThey dragged him from the podium the mic fell slack and squealed and back inside his hotel room his tortured
Read more-Reviewed by Martha Sprackland– if what is true brings us sorrow, if what sorrow brings is truth… (‘Desdemona’s Apology’)
Read more-Reviewed by Claire Trévien– Of late, motorways appear to be enjoying some sort of a renaissance among creative writers. Erbacce
Read more– reviewed by James Webster and Dana Bubulj – These are the last of the Edinburgh reviews from Sabotage’s Performance Editor James Webster and
Read more– reviewed by James Webster and Dana Bubulj – These are the last of the Edinburgh reviews from Sabotage’s Performance
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