Trafika Europe #2: Polish Nocturne
– Reviewed by Hayden Westfield Bell – Translated literature has a hard time finding an audience in the contemporary publishing
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Short Stories
Solstice Shorts (ed. Alison Moore, Anita Sethi, Cherry Potts, Imogen Robertson & Robert Shearman)
-Reviewed by Felicity Skelton- Arachne Press, a small, inventive, company publishing mainly short fiction and poetry, held a festival on
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Ox-Herding: A Secular Pilgrimage by Jackie Griffiths
-Reviewed by Cath Barton- Although described as a novella, and wrapped in a fictional format, Ox-Herding… explores profound philosophical issues,
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Paper and Ink #4
– Reviewed by Steve Nash – Martin Appleby, editor and architect of the punk-tinged literary zine Paper and Ink, shares his
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Because the Night by Stacy Hardy
-Reviewed by Holly Jazz Kotzé– Because The Night is a collection of short stories all by the same writer, Stacy
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A Midlands Odyssey (ed. Polly Stoker, Elisabeth Charis & Jonathan Davidson)
-Reviewed by Richard T. Watson– As a fan of the Classics in general, and a Midlander, I had a feeling
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Fugue (ed. Lucy Carroll)
-Reviewed by Sarah Gonnet– Fugue is a map of surreal experiences in a foreign world. Right from the immersive introduction
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‘Mermaids’ (ed. Evangeline Jennings & Lucy Middlemass)
-Reviewed by Sarah Gonnet– Mermaids is a collection of novellas and short stories previously published as ebooks by Pankhurst. Pankhurst
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‘Cuba in Splinters’ (ed. Orlando Luis Pardo Lazo, trans. Hillary Gully)
-Reviewed by Eleanor Hemsley- Cuba In Splinters is a collection of stories written by Cuban writers, ranging from tales of
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‘Above Sugar Hill’ by Linda Mannheim
-Reviewed by Nick Murray- It’s like all those snapshots of New York – Brooklyn and Manhattan – in the 70s
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