Karen Goodwin

Broken Cities by Katy Evans-Bush

-Reviewed by Angelina D’Roza- Broken Cities by Katy Evans-Bush was one of the winners in this year’s Poetry Business International Pamphlet

-Reviewed by Charlie Baylis- Hotel Bravo, a debut pamphlet by Alexandra Payne, covers various themes including cats, flats and Jeremy Corbyn, many of

-Reviewed by Simon Zonenblick– There are always signs we chose not to see, L.A. Johnson tells us in this stunningly

-Reviewed by Emma Lee- This anthology, edited by Carmina Masoliver, features ten poets who have performed at She Grrrowls in

-Reviewed by Angela Topping- This is a fresh and readable debut pamphlet. Turnbull offers us pencil-sketches in words, of characters

-Reviewed by Angela Topping– The cover promises travelling poems, and poems of place. Looking through, I can see that many

-Reviewed by Elizabeth Rimmer- Even by pamphlet standards this is a very short collection, there are only eight poems. This

-Reviewed by Matthew Hacke- Life-savers On All Sides by Pauline Hawkesworth draws vivid, but often fragile, images of individual human

-Reviewed by Charlie Baylis- Paul Stephenson’s pamphlet The Days That Followed Paris features 21 poems written in the aftermath of

-Reviewed by Alex Bell- Released alongside Rebecca Tamás’ Savage, For Now is the latest in the consistently great Clinic pamphlet