Saboteur Awards 2021: Shortlists!
It’s been a week of counting up the shortlists! Once again, it’s an absolute delight to see the excitement and
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Saboteur Awards 2021: Votes OPEN!
We’re delighted to announce that the votes are OPEN for the Saboteur Awards 2021!
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Saboteur Awards 2021: The voting timeline!
Not for the first time, I find myself writing the words, “Well, it’s been a year, hasn’t it?” It has, and it’s not over yet. So I appreciate the pockets of light and joy we’ve found, and that we continue to find, along the way through all of this.
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Pre-order alert: In Conversation with… available NOW!
In Conversation with… opens a dialogue with fiction, non-fiction and poetry specialists, to provide a window into what really goes into the decision-making process behind creative writing submissions.
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Announcing our new Social Media Manager!
It’s with a heavy heart at Sabotage Reviews that after eighteen months of content creating across our social media platforms,
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Saboteur Awards Festival 2021: The pandemic edition
After the unexpected changes to the Saboteur Awards Festival 2020, a lot of thought has gone into how the 2021 festival might look…
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Spoken Word Playlist #4: ‘Mountain’ by Jet Sweeney
– Written by Hannah Ledlie – I suspect Jet Sweeney’s ‘Mountain’ might be a marmite poem. To test this theory
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Call for submissions: In Conversation with Small Press Publishers
Sabotage Reviews is delighted to announce a new and exciting collaboration with Fly on the Wall Press.
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Spoken Word Playlist #3: How are poets adapting to social distancing?
Anyone seeking to facilitate poetry in the digital world of lockdown must start from a place of comparison and introspection. What are the essential elements of a ‘normal’ poetry event?
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Spoken Word Playlist #2: ‘On Listening to Bill Withers’ Lovely Day’ by Shadè Joseph
When I was asked to start this series, I could think of some great performances off the top of my head, but I wanted to cast the widest net possible and allow myself to be surprised.
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