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 Rhys Knapman- Things Left and Found by the Side of the Road (Ad Hoc Fiction) is an anthology
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-Reviewed by Angela Topping- This slim volume covers some very difficult material. The title poem, ‘The Happy Bus’ is about
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-Reviewed by Phoebe Walker- Caroline Hardaker’s debut poetry pamphlet is a triumph of contemporary myth-making. The poems in this slim
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-Reviewed by Pat Edwards- A pamphlet of just sixteen poems, this is a beautiful piece of work I happily read
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-Reviewed by Deirdre Hines- Primers is the brainchild of a mentoring and publishing scheme devised by the Poetry School and Nine
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-Reviewed by Katy Lewis Hood- Near the beginning of her debut pamphlet Night Waters, Pratyusha translates a fragment from a
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Dear Readers, I’m delighted to announce that next week, on Friday, September 13, the Sabotage Reviews inbox will open for
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-Reviewed by Sam Edwards- With Sweet Home (Stinging Fly), longlisted for the Edge Hill Short Story Prize 2019, Wendy Erskine
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-Reviewed by Joshua Lambert- Live Show, Drink Included (Holland Park Press), is a collection of short stories from Vicky Grut,
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-Reviewed by Dipika Mummery- What is it really like to move across geographical and cultural borders in a way that
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