Rising #58 and Poetry Weekly #1
-Reviewed by Jennifer Edgecombe– Poetry Weekly and Rising are two A5 poetry magazines. They look very similar with respect to
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Rattle Tales #2
-Reviewed by Linda Legters– Stories that appear on printed pages often begin as quiet, interior monologues. To varying degrees, we
Read moreReview: Jawdance 26/06/2013
-Reviewed by Lettie McKie– So, who runs Jawdance then? It’s run by Apples and Snakes, the only organisation dedicated full time to
Read more‘Lever Arch’ by Mark Burnhope and ‘Leading Edge Control Technology’ by Rupert M Loydell
-Reviewed by Lettie McKie– Reading poetry is often like doing a crossword, when you first read its clues you may
Read more‘Stations’ (ed. Cherry Potts)
-Reviewed by Rebecca Burns- The backcover blurb for Stations states that that the anthology contains “[A] story for every station
Read more‘Lovers’ Lies’ (ed. Katy Darby and Cherry Potts)
-Reviewed by Richard T. Watson– With a colourful, cheerful front cover, somewhat at odds with its ominous, dark-sounding title, Lovers’
Read more‘Anytime Return’ by Tom Wingfield
-Reviewed by Charlotte Barnes– It seems a fair assessment that with the ever-growing levels of multi-cultural inhabitants that are housed
Read more‘Lullabies to Make Your Children Cry’ by Lucy Ayrton
-Reviewed by David Clarke– The exploration of myths and folk and fairy tales was a significant feature of feminist writing
Read more‘XZ #1 Noir: Singing the Necessaries’
-Reviewed by Ian Chung– XZ is a new online fiction project from Annexe, whose aim is ‘to dissect various genres
Read moreClinic III (ed. Rachael Allen, Sam Buchan-Watts, Andrew Parkes, and Sean Roy Parker)
-Reviewed by Faye Lipson– Born out of the London-based multidisciplinary arts platform from which it derives its name, Clinic III
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