Beast by Frances Justine Post
-Reviewed by Cecilia Bennett- In ‘Self-Portrait as Beast’, Frances Justine Post’s introductory poem in this début collection, the narrator puts
Read more-Reviewed by Cecilia Bennett- In ‘Self-Portrait as Beast’, Frances Justine Post’s introductory poem in this début collection, the narrator puts
Read more-Reviewed by Charles Whalley– A common workshop exercise is to trim the first lines from a poem, to fend off
Read more-With Charles Whalley– Dave Coates, writing on his blog (davepoems.wordpress.com) and elsewhere, is becoming known as one of the most
Read more-Reviewed by Emma Lee– The title is from a Cecil Day-Lewis quote: ‘How selfhood begins with a walking away, /
Read more-Reviewed by Angela Topping– Parenthood has been an enduring subject throughout the history of poetry. It is good to see
Read more-Reviewed by C.A. LaRue– The last decade or so has seen a revival in formalism, especially amongst women and
Read more-Reviewed by Afric McGlinchey– An ongoing, sexy trend in the arts is collaborations, both live and on the page, or
Read more-Reviewed by Tom Crompton– In The Cinema is in itself a private picture house, a careful framing of moments.
Read more-Reviewed by Bethany W. Pope– The Dead Snail Diaries, ostensibly co-written by Jamie McGarry and Snail, is a sweet,
Read more-Reviewed by Steve Nash– Homesickness and Exile, the latest anthology from The Emma Press, takes Ovid’s exile to Tomis on
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