After a two-day extravaganza, the winners of the Saboteur Awards 2018 were finally announced. A huge thank you to our
After a two-day extravaganza, the winners of the Saboteur Awards 2018 were finally announced. A huge thank you to our
Voting on this year’s shortlist continues apace, smashing last year’s records to bits! If you haven’t voted yet, take a
– Reviewed by Elizabeth Rimmer – The blurb for You Were That White Bird states that this collection “looks at the lifespan of
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– Reviewed by Emma Lee – In Semblance, Sarer Scotthorne presents poems on the discipline, internal strength and knowledge gained through
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– Reviewed by Grant Tarbard – I first encountered Jane Burn as an illustrator: her wonderful artwork lit up the page
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– Reviewed by Grant Tarbard – Impossible Things is an anthology featuring the twelve award winning entries in the 2015 Creative
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– Reviewed by Colin Herd – In which way, and by which light, does he glow george clooney will always
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– Reviewed by Jenna Clake – In James Trevelyan’s DISSOLVE to: L.A., poems are voiced by the minor characters of
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– Reviewed by Angela Topping – Communing is a beautifully produced, perfectly-bound pamphlet from Indigo Dreams, a publisher who is really
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– Reviewed by Charlie Baylis – Abigail Welhouse is walking around New York in wet pants: It’s only 11:37 AM
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-Reviewed by Pam Thompson– Thabo Jijana, a young award-winning poet and journalist, was brought up in rural East South
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– Reviewed by David Clarke – Charlie Baylis’ first pamphlet collection, Elizabeth, is an intriguing confection. I should perhaps say
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