The Doll Collection edited by Diane Lockward
-Reviewed by Deirdre Hines- This anthology celebrates the representation of dolls in present day American poetry, in all their diversity.
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Author: Karen Goodwin
The Island by Chris Considine
-Reviewed by Jennifer Edgecombe- As an object, The Island, published by Wayleave, makes you feel as if you are embarking
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Threads by Nathan Evans & Justin David
-Reviewed by Bethany W. Pope– Nathan Evans and Justin David’s Threads is a collaborative work which cleverly combines a wide
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Like a Fish Out of Batter by Catherine Graham
–Reviewed by Charlie Baylis– Catherine Graham is a ‘proudly working class’ poet from Newcastle upon Tyne. Her pamphlet Like A Fish
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La Errante #1
-Reviewed by Jenna Clake- La Errante, a new multi-lingual zine of poetry and illustration, unfolds like album artwork to reveal
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Dragonish by Emma Simon
–Reviewed by Pam Thompson– The title of Emma Simon’s collection is a word borrowed from one of Mark Antony’s speeches
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Because I Can See Needing a Knife by Noah Stetzer
–Reviewed by Bethany W. Pope– Every so often life brims over with terror. Your mother dies from an aneurysm, falling
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Fragile Houses by Nina Lewis
-Reviewed by Rachel Stirling- Fragile Houses, Nina Lewis’ debut pamphlet from V. Press, explores the subject of memory. She describes
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All the footprints I left were red by Rowena Knight
-Reviewed by Helen Calcutt– One word springs to mind when reading Knight’s first pamphlet All the footprints I left were red
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Periplous by Lesley Saunders
–Reviewed by Alice Tarbuck– Periplous is a fascinating and unusual pamphlet, in that it imaginatively recreates the journey of Greek merchant-explorer
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