Karen Goodwin

Children of Grass Edited by B A Van Sise

-Reviewed by Simon Zonenblick- The beautifully presented Children of Grass is described in its foreword by actor Mary-Louise Parker as

-Reviewed by David Clarke- This is an anthology that wears its heart on its sleeve. Clad (perhaps not uncoincidentally) in

-Reviewed by Emma Lee- The Protection of Ghosts links past and present, exploring intergenerational trauma, particularly along the maternal line.

-Reviewed by Afric McGlinchey- In Vilhena’s introduction to this chapbook, Adelaide Ivánova’s poetry is put in context for English-speaking readers.

-Reviewed by Angela Topping- This slim volume covers some very difficult material. The title poem, ‘The Happy Bus’ is about

-Reviewed by Phoebe Walker- Caroline Hardaker’s debut poetry pamphlet is a triumph of contemporary myth-making. The poems in this slim

-Reviewed by Pat Edwards- A pamphlet of just sixteen poems, this is a beautiful piece of work I happily read

-Reviewed by Deirdre Hines- Primers is the brainchild of a mentoring and publishing scheme devised by the Poetry School and Nine

-Reviewed by Katy Lewis Hood- Near the beginning of her debut pamphlet Night Waters, Pratyusha translates a fragment from a

-Reviewed by Phoebe Walker- Longlisted for the Polari First Book Prize 2018, Toby Campion’s Through your blood is a powerful,