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Ridgwell Stories and others by Joseph Ridgwell

–Reviewed by Markku Nivalainen– Joseph Ridgwell’s individually published poem, Where are the rebels?, asks what happened to the revolutionary dreams

-Reviewed by Cath Barton- A modern school built ‘in the brutalist style’ sits on the top of a hill. On

– Reviewed by T. F. Rhoden – Sometimes the setting of stories, the barrios and backstreets and weighty avenues of

-Reviewed by Cath Barton- Hani is a hot-air balloon pilot, but not in a setting or situation which most of

-Reviewed by Nick Murray- Reading Treats feels like swooping in through someone’s window and slowing down just long enough to

-Reviewed by Claire Trévien– Terry Sanders’ 1987 documentary Slow Fires ‘looks at the disintegration of library holdings worldwide due to

-Reviewed by Claire Trévien– Matric Rage is Genna Gardini’s powerful and strange debut collection, published by the new South African

-Reviewed by Richard T. Watson– Two of the short stories in Jan Carson’s collection Children’s Children serve as handy examples

-Reviewed by Alice Allen- While the dust-jacket of this book describes Desirée Alvarez as a visual poet who makes

-Reviewed by Jessica Gregory- ‘…those perfectly imperfect souls of expansive, yet common diversity.’ -Texaners What comes to mind when thinking

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