Karen Goodwin

do not be lulled by the dainty starlike blossom by Rachael Matthews

-Reviewed by Jessica Traynor- Published by The Emma Press, this attractive pamphlet was partly written during lockdown, yet the poems

-Reviewed by Afric McGlinchey- Rib, Sharon Black’s third publication, is published by Wayleave Press (and beautifully printed by Andrew’s of

-Reviewed by Sarah Watkinson- Producing field notes is far harder than writing about field experiences retrospectively from the comfort of

-Reviewed by Karen Goodwin- Stepping into the pages of Ali Lewis’ debut pamphlet Hotel, a long corridor of rooms, poems

-Reviewed by Maria Isakova-Bennett- The Weight of Snow reads as both a sequence of poems In Memoriam of people important

-Reviewed by Genevieve Stevens- I first came across a poem of Lang’s a few months back in The Rialto. Its

-Reviewed by Grace Atkinson- ‘If we can’t meet in person, we must put pen to paper to be heard’ writes

-Reviewed by Marie Isabel Matthews-Schlinzig- At the most basic level, we are all creatures of the Earth’s making. If we

-Reviewed by Emma Lee- Sunday’s Child is a 23-part poem sequence that explores illegitimacy at a time when children born

-Reviewed by Alina Stefanescu- The Winter of J, a chapbook by New World Writing associate editor Gary Percesepe, resides firmly