How The Light Gets In by Clare Fisher
-Reviewed by Cath Barton- In physical terms light brings energy, and darkness is the absence of light. So it makes
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All That Is Between Us by KM Elkes
-Reviewed by Neil Campbell- In any book I read to review, I need to be won over by the writer,
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The Writers’ Block by Michael Wheatley
-Reviewed by Joshua Lambert- In his debut collection, The Writers’ Block (Black Pear Press), Michael Wheatley gives us a biopsy of
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Soul Etchings by Sandra Arnold
-Reviewed by Cath Barton- New Zealand author Sandra Arnold is a prolific writer of flash fiction, with over 80 pieces
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You Will Grow Into Them by Malcolm Devlin
-Reviewed by Rhys Knapman- You Will Grow Into Them is a single author collection of ten short horror stories by
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The Cartography of Others by Catherine McNamara
– Reviewed by Joshua Lambert – The Cartography of Others (Unbound) is a sort of globetrotting version of Joyce’s Dubliners; Catherine
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Thirteen Months of Sunrise by Rania Mamoun
– Reviewed by Jenny Booth – Rania Mamoun is a journalist and writer, author of two novels, Green Flash and
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Witch by Rebecca Tamas
-Reviewed by Isabelle Kenyon- The representation of witches and the struggle to define the ‘otherworldly’ have played a part in
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A Witness of Waxwings by Alison Lock
– Reviewed by Cath Barton – There are elemental forces writ large in Alison Lock’s collection of short stories, especially
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Saboteur Awards 2019 Category Spotlight: Best Poetry Pamphlet
One of the most popular categories in the Saboteur Awards is the race for Best Poetry Pamphlet. Following the first
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