-Reviewed by Emma Lee- Through the poems in Say, Sarala Estruch explores subjects such as losing a father as a
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– Reviewed by Charlie Baylis – As I Was Pulled Under the Earth is a collection of poetry by former computer
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– Reviewed by John Davies – Richard Skinner, Terrace Abegail Morley, The Memory of Water Richard Skinner’s Terrace is a series of poems like
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– Reviewed by Stephen Payne – The fossil record comprises rare, fortuitously preserved remnants of ancient animals and plants, providing
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– Reviewed by Simon Zonenblick – Dead seas. Unbearable heat. No wildlife, no trees. Nothing to eat. Disease. Defeat. This
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– Reviewed by David Clarke – Poet Adam Horovitz and musician Josef Reeve were commissioned by the Stroud Fringe in 2015
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– Reviewed by Emma Lee – Virtual Reality is an unpaginated, £3 pamphlet containing one long sequence and three shorter poems, originally published in
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– Reviewed by Steve Nash – Over the Line: An Introduction to Poetry Comics achieves precisely what it says on
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– Reviewed by Becky Varley–Winter – It’s hard to grasp, least of all by any mental logic, how the mathematical manipulation of
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-Interviewed by Claire Trévien– Douglas Reid Skinner and Patricia Schonstein are the editors of new South African quarterly Stanzas. Claire Trévien: Tell
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-Reviewed by Claire Trévien– Some poetry collections feel like a series of poems arbitrarily assembled, others leave a sillage in
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