Karen Goodwin

A History of Walking by Lydia Kennaway

-Reviewed by Phoebe Walker- In this assured debut pamphlet, Lydia Kennaway explores the mass of branching physical and emotional pathways

–Reviewed by Julieta Caldas– In an interview with HeadStuff, Jenna Clake states that prose poetry allows her ‘to tell a

-Reviewed by Simon Turner- I’m a long-term fan of Charlie Baylis’ poems, and it’s excellent to see a small selection

-Reviewed by Paul Goring- I need to come clean and admit up front that I really love this pamphlet. I

-Reviewed by Deirdre Hines- Now and then I come across a pamphlet of poems which gives me pause, causing me

-Reviewed by Charlie Baylis- “The sexual act is in time what the tiger is in space” These words from Georges

-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.