-Reviewed by Siobhan Denton– Conceived as a thoroughly working class collection of fiction and poetry, with punk aspirations, Push #2 is just
-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 – 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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– Reviewed by Deirdre Hines – The opening poem of Millicent Borges Accardi’s Only More So, ‘On a Theme by William Stafford’, signposts the
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-In Conversation with Claire Trévien– I was lucky enough to attend and review the second New Orleans Poetry Festival last
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– Reviewed by Penny Boxall – Mark Pajak’s debut pamphlet, Spitting Distance, is somewhat like the Tardis. The assemblage of 19 poems
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-Reviewed by Jennifer Edgecombe- As an object, The Island, published by Wayleave, makes you feel as if you are embarking
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reviewed by Stella Backhouse Are We Where We Are? is a series of nine performance pieces to be premièred
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-By Terry Melia- We Could’ve Been Happy Here is a collection of twelve bittersweet stories, all set in contemporary Midwest
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It’s been another incredible year, with nearly 4,300 people voting in the second round in the hopes that their favourite
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-Reviewed by Bethany W. Pope– Nathan Evans and Justin David’s Threads is a collaborative work which cleverly combines a wide
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