-Reviewed by Siobhan Denton– It is to Leanne Radojkovich’s credit, and unfortunately her detriment, that in reading First fox I
-Reviewed by Jeremy Gordon- The Imprint of you Left Behind Upon the bed. Makes a day better. – Uppahar Subba
-In Conversation with Claire Trévien– I was lucky enough to attend and review the second New Orleans Poetry Festival last
-Reviewed by Deirdre Hines- This anthology celebrates the representation of dolls in present day American poetry, in all their diversity.
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– Reviewed by Cian Murphy – These two pamphlets – The Bees Have Been Canceled and From The Extinct – are the fruit of the Munster Literature Centre’s
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– Reviewed by Alice Tarbuck – Notes to Selves is Sparrow’s first pamphlet collection. It is an extraordinary, multi-layered protest
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– Reviewed by Grant Tarbard – Later There Will Be Postcards is Claire Booker’s debut pamphlet, published by Green Bottle Press. It
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– Reviewed by Sarah Hymas – Out of Deep Time, as the title indicates, is a wide-ranging pamphlet with a relaxed,
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– Reviewed by Sarah Hymas – Dora Incites the Sea-Scribbler to Lament, one of the latest round of laureate’s choices
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-Reviewed by Richard T. Watson– The title of Tania Hershman’s third collection comes from one of the stories inside –
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– Reviewed by Deirdre Hines – The questions implied by Teaching A Bird To Sing are metaphoric. In all good metaphors we are
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– Reviewed by Deirdre Hines – The hallucinogenic poems of This Night’s Forest re-imagine and re-represent the stories that underpin our culture.
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– Reviewed by Deirdre Hines – The spirit of Mallarmé hovers over the lines of the thirteen poems which comprise
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