Dora Incites the Sea-Scribbler to Lament by Geraldine Clarkson
– Reviewed by Sarah Hymas – Dora Incites the Sea-Scribbler to Lament, one of the latest round of laureate’s choices
Read more– Reviewed by Sarah Hymas – Dora Incites the Sea-Scribbler to Lament, one of the latest round of laureate’s choices
Read more– Reviewed by Deirdre Hines – The questions implied by Teaching A Bird To Sing are metaphoric. In all good metaphors we are
Read more– Reviewed by Deirdre Hines – The hallucinogenic poems of This Night’s Forest re-imagine and re-represent the stories that underpin our culture.
Read more– Reviewed by Deirdre Hines – The spirit of Mallarmé hovers over the lines of the thirteen poems which comprise
Read more– Reviewed by Penny Boxall – Mark Pajak’s debut pamphlet, Spitting Distance, is somewhat like the Tardis. The assemblage of 19 poems
Read more-Reviewed by Jennifer Edgecombe- As an object, The Island, published by Wayleave, makes you feel as if you are embarking
Read more–Reviewed by Charlie Baylis– Catherine Graham is a ‘proudly working class’ poet from Newcastle upon Tyne. Her pamphlet Like A Fish
Read more–Reviewed by Pam Thompson– The title of Emma Simon’s collection is a word borrowed from one of Mark Antony’s speeches
Read more–Reviewed by Bethany W. Pope– Every so often life brims over with terror. Your mother dies from an aneurysm, falling
Read moreThis month we are putting the focus on each category in the Saboteur Awards so voters can get a taster
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