After the unexpected changes to the Saboteur Awards Festival 2020, a lot of thought has gone into how the 2021 festival might look…
After the unexpected changes to the Saboteur Awards Festival 2020, a lot of thought has gone into how the 2021 festival might look…
– Written by Hannah Ledlie – I suspect Jet Sweeney’s ‘Mountain’ might be a marmite poem. To test this theory
– Reviewed by Penny Boxall – Ruth McIlroy’s 2017-Poetry-Business-competition-winning pamphlet, Guppy Primer, is a game of many halves. While mathematics
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– Reviewed by John Mee – In The Infinite Knot, Josephine Abbott writes compellingly about loss and incomprehension, nature and
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-Reviewed by Sarah Gonnet– Staircases Will Outnumber Us is an eerie tale told by a female collective of mothers. The
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– reviewed by James Webster – What it is? It’s a one-poet show by Luke Wright, capturing a heady mix
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reviewed by Sally Jack After puns galore on the trending #UKPunDay, it seems we all have a pun up our
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reviewed by Sally Jack In a wash of blue light, Curve’s Studio stage is simply dressed: four mics are lined
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reviewed by Stella Backhouse A few years ago, we discovered tipping point. Or at least, concerned media types in search
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-Reviewed by Angelina D’Roza- Broken Cities by Katy Evans-Bush was one of the winners in this year’s Poetry Business International Pamphlet
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reviewed by Sally Jack On a cold, January evening in a land-locked East Midlands city, we pack our metaphorical bucket
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-Reviewed by Charlie Baylis- Hotel Bravo, a debut pamphlet by Alexandra Payne, covers various themes including cats, flats and Jeremy Corbyn, many of
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