– reviewed by Amy Russell at Manchester Fringe – What is it? A tale of Red Hoods and Glass
Now that the results of the Saboteur Awards have long been released, we think it’s safe to let you know
– reviewed by Amy Russell at Manchester Fringe – What is it? A tale of Red Hoods and Glass
– Reviewed by Grant Tarbard – Porkbelly Press, an independent publisher from Ohio, say they seek work with a strong
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– Reviewed by JPL – Ex Libris stands out: this is not just a good man’s life, but a testament, as few books
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– Reviewed by JPL – We are not mannequins… God, naked, underneath the clothes. [Ode to Shopping] Engaged with the
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-In Conversation with Claire Trévien– Nick Mulgrew, the brains behind new poetry publisher uHlanga, is determined to inject some vitality
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-Reviewed by Claire Trévien- Date: Monday 11th January 2016 At A Touch of Madness (Observatory, Cape Town) The set up….
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– reviewed by Lettie McKie – At The Big Green Bookshop (Wood Green) (Your editor – James Webster – would like
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–Claire Trévien– This December I reviewed one poetry pamphlet a day – a challenge made trickier by the fact that
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-Reviewed by Claire Trevien- I’ve read Sarah Sibley’s The Withering Room several times now, each time feeling frustrated at my
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-Reviewed by Claire Trévien- Marina Sánchez’s Dragon Child is a handsome pamphlet with a dusky pink cover complete with the
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-Reviewed by Claire Trévien- The first thing to note about Hanes is that it has a beautifully tactile cover, made
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