–Reviewed by Julieta Caldas– In an interview with HeadStuff, Jenna Clake states that prose poetry allows her ‘to tell a
It’s with a huge amount of delight (and a bit of relief, if we’re honest) that we can announce voting
Utopia – a single-hander written and performed by multi-disciplinary artist and creative producer Amahra Spence – blurred the barriers between life and art.
-Reviewed by Simon Turner- I’m a long-term fan of Charlie Baylis’ poems, and it’s excellent to see a small selection
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-Reviewed by Paul Goring- I need to come clean and admit up front that I really love this pamphlet. I
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-Reviewed by Sally Shaw- The Portswick Imp (Black Pear Press), is a collection of fifteen short stories by internationally known
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-Reviewed by Kristin D. Urban- If you feel unsettled while reading The False River (Unthank Books), then Nick Holdstock has
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-Reviewed by Sally Shaw- Homing (Ad Hoc Fiction), a historical novella-in-flash, follows one Norwegian family’s story of life in and
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-Reviewed by Deirdre Hines- Now and then I come across a pamphlet of poems which gives me pause, causing me
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-Reviewed by Joshua Lambert- The President’s Room (Charco Press) is the tenth book by Argentinian writer Ricardo Romero, but there’s a
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-Reviewed by Cath Barton- It’s a moot point whether many people buy anthologies of flash fiction other than the writers
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-Reviewed by Charlie Baylis- “The sexual act is in time what the tiger is in space” These words from Georges
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-Reviewed by Sally Shaw- Calls to Distant Places (Kingston University Press) is the debut short story collection of author and
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