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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Pamphlets
The Princess of Vix by Helen May Williams
-Reviewed by Alison Jones- The Princess of Vix immediately transports the reader into the world of a Celtic princess whose
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Keine Angst by Zayneb Allak
-Reviewed by Matthew Hacke- According to Critical Poetics Online, Zayneb Allak’s academic research “explores ways in which writing spiders into
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The Ward by Louisa Campbell
-Reviewed by Emma Lee- The title poem starts as an effective list of details that mark the differences between a
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Peterborough Service Area by Krishan Coupland and Eloise Shepherd
– Reviewed by Cath Barton – The more I try and pin down the notion of liminality, the more it
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there’s no such thing by Lily Blacksell
-Reviewed by Emma Lee- These poems take an idea and wrap a thread of thoughts around it, often with popular
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Jutland by Lucy McKnight Hardy & Broad Moor by Alison Moore
– Reviewed by Sam Pryce – Seagulls adorn the covers of these two pamphlets recently published by Nightjar Press —
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Passivity, Electricity, Acclivity by Ella Frears
-Reviewed by Phoebe Walker- Ella Frears’ debut pamphlet, one of the first in Goldsmiths Press’ ‘Shorts’ series, opens with a
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The Secret Box by Daina Tabūna
– Reviewed by Scott Manley Hadley – The Secret Box by Daina Tabūna is a pamphlet of short stories published
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Time Zone by Dominic Hale
-Reviewed by Alice Tarbuck- Dominic Hale’s new pamphlet from Spam Press begins with an epigraph from Jack Spicer: ‘A poet
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