– 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
-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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-Reviewed by Jade Cuttle- Trial By Scar (Eyewear) turns poison into medicine. It’s a task that recalls the work of
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– Reviewed by Becky Varley–Winter – “Here birds are what?” you might ask, facing the cover of this debut pamphlet
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reviewed by Sally Jack After the recent UK Pun Championships, Leicester’s long-running comedy festival features another dip into wordplay, this
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– Reviewed by Emma Lee – The blue hour is the awkward hour in which it’s too early to get
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We are proud to announce that Sabotage Reviews’ first publication will be launched virtually tomorrow. You can watch the roundtable
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– Reviewed by Matthew Hacke – Plainsong is Stephen Bone’s second pamphlet; his first, In The Cinema, was published in
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– Reviewed by Jessica Traynor – you are mistaken, the winner of the 2017 Rialto Pamphlet Prize, has a witty
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– Reviewed by Jennifer Edgecombe – Um Poema Errante /A Wandering Poem is a bilingual, English-Portuguese collaborative project by poet Christian
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