If you have an interest in poetry and have spent much time online lately, you’ve probably noticed the emergence of a new ‘genre’ referred to by some as ‘quarantine poetry’.
The winners list for the Saboteur Awards Festival 2020!
If you have an interest in poetry and have spent much time online lately, you’ve probably noticed the emergence of a new ‘genre’ referred to by some as ‘quarantine poetry’.
-Reviewed by Paul Goring- I need to come clean and admit up front that I really love this pamphlet. I
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-Reviewed by Sally Shaw- The Portswick Imp (Black Pear Press), is a collection of fifteen short stories by internationally known
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-Reviewed by Kristin D. Urban- If you feel unsettled while reading The False River (Unthank Books), then Nick Holdstock has
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-Reviewed by Sally Shaw- Homing (Ad Hoc Fiction), a historical novella-in-flash, follows one Norwegian family’s story of life in and
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-Reviewed by Deirdre Hines- Now and then I come across a pamphlet of poems which gives me pause, causing me
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-Reviewed by Joshua Lambert- The President’s Room (Charco Press) is the tenth book by Argentinian writer Ricardo Romero, but there’s a
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-Reviewed by Cath Barton- It’s a moot point whether many people buy anthologies of flash fiction other than the writers
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-Reviewed by Charlie Baylis- “The sexual act is in time what the tiger is in space” These words from Georges
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-Reviewed by Sally Shaw- Calls to Distant Places (Kingston University Press) is the debut short story collection of author and
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-Reviewed by Simon Zonenblick- The beautifully presented Children of Grass is described in its foreword by actor Mary-Louise Parker as
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