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For 2019, the Saboteur Awards will be re-locating from London and moving all the way up the literary hub of
reviewed by Stella Backhouse According to Roland Barthes (in a quote I can’t seem to locate, but it sounds like
– Reviewed by Bethany W. Pope – Georgina Wilding, the editor of Hunger, opens this anthology by rhetorically asking “but
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– Reviewed by Simon Zonenblick – Mark Carson hooked me on the opening page of this twelve poem collection, when
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– Reviewed by James O’Leary – “I heard corn grow as a child / and now everything is noise.” The
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– Reviewed by Charlie Baylis – In The Ascent of Feminist Poetry Charles Bane Jr. presents a spirited argument that
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– Reviewed by Penny Boxall – Though light in physical weight, Rupert M. Loydell’s Reasons is a seriously heavy volume.
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-Reviewed by Charlotte Barnes– Unthank Books have carved an important place for themselves in the world of the short story.
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– Reviewed by Joseph Johnston – Open Pen recognises the demand short stories make of their writers. Though small in
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-Interviewed by Claire Trévien– Modjaji Books was founded in 2007 by Colleen Higgs to make a space for southern African
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-Reviewed by Eleanor Hemsley– Dare, written by Simon Sylvester, is an outstanding collection of short stories and poetry that delves
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