Iona Lee by Iona Lee Somewhere Between Rose and Black by Claire Walker The Republic of Motherhood by Liz Berry
Now that the results of the Saboteur Awards have long been released, we think it’s safe to let you know
– reviewed by Amy Russell at Manchester Fringe – What is it? A tale of Red Hoods and Glass
2010 was the year Sabotage went from being just a thought to a fully-fledged website. To celebrate not just the
Read more-Reviewed by Ian Chung- Lazy Gramophone is a London-based arts collective, established in 2003. In 2006, it began hosting live
Read more-Reviewed by Claire Trevien– You could say that BLIP has an identity crisis problem since you might know it under a
Read more-Reviewed by Juliet Wilson– EarthSpeak is a new online literary journal that explores the ‘relationship between humanity and its home’. As
Read more-Reviewed by Richard T. Watson– Dr Fulminare is an excommunicated alchemist who gathers together poems and drawings so that they
Read moreClementine was launched in 2008 and is a literary magazine for persona poetry and photography. By persona poetry, Clementine means
Read more-Reviewed by Tori Truslow– ‘Those who cross boundaries live in a place between silence and speech’ begins Rose Lemberg’s introduction
Read more-Reviewed by Juliet Wilson– Albatross is a poetry journal published since 1985 by the Anabiosis Press. These days it is
Read moreThis isn’t the usual practice, but as it’s Halloween, please find below Helen Kitson’s ‘Day of the Dead’ from her
Read more-Reviewed by Lucy Ayrton– ‘The Modern Living Issue’ is the fourth edition of Popshot, a magazine showcasing poetry and illustration,
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