-Reviewed by Helen Calcutt- ‘Confused, wet through, My hands, torn reaching to embrace mountains’ This is the opening of the title
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 Cath Barton– In Eleanor Walsh’s story of three women’s push and pull with life, with the men who
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–Reviewed by Sally Shaw– Demise of the Undertaker’s Wife (The Blue Nib, 2019) is a collection of twelve short stories
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–Reviewed by Trahearne Falvey– Performance artist Tim Etchells’ Endland (published by And Other Stories) brings together recent stories with pieces
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Sabotage Reviews is delighted to announce a new and exciting collaboration with Fly on the Wall Press.
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–Reviewed by Markku Nivalainen– David Constantine is a poet-scholar who has had an illustrious career as an author, translator and
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–Reviewed by Terry Melia– I’ve thoroughly enjoyed previous volumes of Tales from the Shadow Booth, all edited by Dan Coxon,
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-Reviewed by Phoebe Walker- Patience is a virtue it seems we’d all be wise to cultivate at the moment, as
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-Reviewed by Stephen Payne- We learn from the biography that Ian Glass began writing poetry when his wife left the
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-Reviewed by Stephen Payne- The front pages of this pamphlet reproduce a letter the poet received from his neighbours in
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–Reviewed by Dipika Mummery– If you’re in the mood for short slices of dark fiction that peek into the often
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