Say by Sarala Estruch
-Reviewed by Emma Lee- Through the poems in Say, Sarala Estruch explores subjects such as losing a father as a
Reviewed by Jonah Corren ‘Funken.. what? Funkenwha? Is it a typo? Funfksjsdksrd?! Seriously? That’s not a word. Funke..Fun…ke? Funkenteleky!’ On
Read more– Reviewed by Scott Manley Hadley – The Secret Box by Daina Tabūna is a pamphlet of short stories published
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Read more-Reviewed by Alice Tarbuck- Dominic Hale’s new pamphlet from Spam Press begins with an epigraph from Jack Spicer: ‘A poet
Read more– Reviewed by Cath Barton – From Liz sorting through jewellery intended for her daughter Becky to inherit, to the
Read moreReviewed by Tyrone Lewis What an event UniSlam is! For those who don’t know, UniSlam is an annual team poetry
Read moreThe first work that I ever did for Sabotage Reviews was reviewing fiction. It feels a hundred years ago now,
Read more– Reviewed by Jenny Booth – Tea For The Rent Boy, Helen Lynch’s second collection of stories, addresses several weighty
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