After a wonderful evening at Fazeley Studios, Birmingham, Sabotage Reviews are delighted to announce the winners of this year’s Saboteur
It’s always wonderful when different artists and creators can come together to shape something new. This is why Sabotage loves
It’s always wonderful when different artists and creators can come together to shape something new. This is why Sabotage loves
– Reviewed by James O’Leary – “The day we met, I started work on the axe.” The opening poem of Shauna
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– Reviewed by JPL – Of all self-published books, Ol Donyo Ebor: Climbing the Mountain is the one to buy, a too-rare
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– Reviewed by Jenna Clake – In her introduction to Best British Poetry 2015, Emily Berry states that when she was
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– Reviewed by Steve Nash – Paper Swans Press’ The Chronicles of Eve, edited by Ellie Danak, Sarah Miles, and
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– Reviewed by Grant Tarbard – Galway-born Afric McGlinchey has been far and wide and I can smell the adventure in Ghost
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– Reviewed by Emma Lee – The title of Swimming With Endorphins suggests that these will be light-hearted, punning poems that
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– Reviewed by Charlie Baylis – Dropped off by Dad, each summer, we’d explore the wash house where she kept her
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– Reviewed by Jessica Traynor – Border Lines is a work of psychogeography as much as poetry, making the topography
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– Reviewed by Elizabeth Rimmer – The Rag and Boneyard is described as a ‘take on the myth of Persephone, re-visioned
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– Reviewed by Jenna Clake – Alice is an anthology celebrating the 150th anniversary of the publication of Lewis Carroll’s
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