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Hello and welcome to our Spoken Word Editor for Birmingham!

January 26, 2019February 20, 2019 Charley

Sabotage Reviews is delighted to be moving to Birmingham for the 2019 festival and awards event. Given this upcoming move,

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Hello and welcome to our new Social Media Manager!

October 20, 2018February 20, 2019 Charley

After a long-time search for someone who is just the right fit, we’re delighted to announce that Isabelle Kenyon will

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Saboteur Awards Festival 2020: Updates and Applications

September 30, 2018September 6, 2019 Charley Birmingham, sabotage reviews, Saboteur Awards

For 2020, the Saboteur Awards will be spending another year in the beautiful city of Birmingham, UK. We have a

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Saboteur Awards 2018: Shortlist

April 9, 2018April 11, 2018 Editor 404 Ink, Affleck's Creative Space, Amina Bhatti, Ana Prundaru, Bad Betty Press, Burning Eye Books, Charlie Baylis, Charmaine Wilkerson, Chay Collins, Chris McQueer, Claire Walker, Confingo, Dan Simpson, Dave Coates, Dean Atta, Edna Welthorpe, Erinna Mettler, I am not a silent poet, Indigo Dreams Publishing, Into the Void, Jackie Hagan, Jacqueline Saphra, Jade Cuttle, Jemima Foxtrot, Joanna Walsh, Joe Orton, Joey Connolly, Katy Wareham Morris, Kelly Creighton, Leone Ross, Leyla Josephine, Lucy Allan, Malcolm Devlin, Marcas Mac an Tuairneir, Martin Figura, Masande Ntshanga, Mickela Sonola, Miss Yankey, Poetry Prescribed, Riggwelter Press, Rizwan Rakhshan, Romalyn Ante, Ruth Stacey, Saboteur Awards, saboteur awards 2018, Saboteur Awards Shortlist 2018, Sandeep Parmar, Shruti Chauhan, Sidekick Books, Strix, Stuart A. Paterson, Susan Evans, The Journal, Tyrone Lewis, Vanessa Kissule, Women Aloud NI

The results are out! After nearly 5,000 people cast their nominations, we now have a shortlist! The four most nominated

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Beckett by The Secret Experiment

March 25, 2018March 24, 2018 Editor Beckett, Jon Stone, steam, The Secret Experiment, video game

Beckett Developer: The Secret Experiment Publisher: Kiss Publishing Platform: Windows -Reviewed by Jon Stone– Beckett opens by calling itself a

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Nominations are open for the Saboteur Awards 2018!

March 9, 2018March 18, 2018 Editor independent literature, Indie Literature, Saboteur Awards, saboteur awards 2018

Nominate here The Saboteur Awards are back! You can nominate in twelve categories covering the span of indie literature, from

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What Cult? A Critical Engagement with Watts’ Essay

March 6, 2018March 6, 2018 Editor Debate, Hollie McNish, Kate Tempest, Katie Ailes, PN Review, Rebecca Watts, Rupi Kaur, Spoken Word

-by Katie Ailes– When I first read Rebecca Watts’ essay “The Cult of the Noble Amateur” in PN Review 239

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Virtual launch of “Verbs That Move Mountains”: Essays and Interviews on Spoken Word Cultures Around the World

February 20, 2018February 21, 2018 Editor Alice S. Yousef, anthology, Catherine Wilson, Leicester, Martín Rangel, New Zealand, Palestine, Rachel McCrum, Scherezade Siobhan, Sharon Moreham, Singapore, Sophia Walker, Spoken Word, verbs that move mountains, virtual book launch

We are proud to announce that Sabotage Reviews’ first publication will be launched virtually tomorrow. You can watch the roundtable

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Um Poema Errante / A Wandering Poem by Christian Marques & Angharad Hengyu Owen

February 19, 2018February 20, 2018 Becky Varley-Winter Angharad Hengyu Owen, Christian Marques, Colliding Lines, Jennifer Edgecombe, Um Poema Errante/A Wandering Poem

– Reviewed by Jennifer Edgecombe – Um Poema Errante /A Wandering Poem is a bilingual, English-Portuguese collaborative project by poet Christian

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On the Page vs On the Stage – Frankie Vah by Luke Wright

February 15, 2018February 15, 2018 websterpoet Frankie Vah, James Webster, John Cooper Clarke, Luke Wright, page poet, Penned in the Margins, stage poet

– reviewed by James Webster – What it is? It’s a one-poet show by Luke Wright, capturing a heady mix