After a long-time search for someone who is just the right fit, we’re delighted to announce that Isabelle Kenyon will
For 2019, the Saboteur Awards will be re-locating from London and moving all the way up the literary hub of
review by Sally Jack Joy – what is it good for? Most would likely agree the answer is ‘quite a
– Reviewed by Hel Robin Gurney – (Cards on the table – I was already a fan (and friend) of McMahon
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– Reviewed by Cherry Potts – This is an odd little book, full of catastrophes accepted without question, and characters
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– Reviewed by Cherry Potts – This is the slenderest of slender collections, only eleven stories, although one of those
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review by Stella Backhouse Before physical theatre company Wet Picnic began performing I’d be Lost Without It as part of
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-Reviewed by Stephen Payne- Pauline Yarwood’s poems are unshowy, they don’t overreach for poetry. They frequently move me, and make
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Beckett Developer: The Secret Experiment Publisher: Kiss Publishing Platform: Windows -Reviewed by Jon Stone– Beckett opens by calling itself a
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-Reviewed by Scott Manley Hadley– Brief Instructions (Ghostbird Press, 2017) is a collection of eighteen pieces of flash fiction by
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Nominate here The Saboteur Awards are back! You can nominate in twelve categories covering the span of indie literature, from
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-by Katie Ailes– When I first read Rebecca Watts’ essay “The Cult of the Noble Amateur” in PN Review 239
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– Reviewed by Becky Varley–Winter – In Pamper Me to Hell & Back, Hera Lindsay Bird keeps running through wildflowers and
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