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Weird Lies Arachne Press

Weird Lies (ed. Cherry Potts)

November 14, 2013November 14, 2013 dj4twinx Alex Smith, Andie Berryman, Andrew Lloyd-Jones, Angela Trevithick, Arachne Press, Barry McKinley, Cherry Potts, Christopher Samuels, CT Kingston, David Mildon, Derek Ivan Webster, fantasy, Joshan Esfandiari Martin, Lee Reynoldson, Liars' League, London Lies, Lovers Lies, Rebecca J Payne, Red Dwarf, Richard Smyth, sci-fi, Weird Lies

-Reviewed by Andie Berryman– The Liars’ League is a monthly spoken word event held in London and other UK locations

Mosaic of Air by Cherry Potts

Mosaic of Air by Cherry Potts

October 19, 2013October 30, 2013 Editor Andie Berryman, Arachne Press, Cherry Potts, LGBT, Mosaic of Air

-Reviewed by Andie Berryman– Mosaic of Air is a lesbian collection originally released in 1992 with its re-release in 2013.

London Lies Arachne Press

Anthology Short Stories

‘London Lies’ (ed. Cherry Potts & Katy Darby)

September 15, 2013December 22, 2013 dj4twinx Arachne Press, Cherry Potts, Claudia Haberberg, David Mildon, Emily Cleaver, Fiction, Katy Darby, Liam Hogan, Liars' League, London Lies, Simon Hodgson

-Reviewed by Claudia Haberberg- The Liars’ League is a monthly live literature night held in central London, where actors read

‘Stations’ (ed. Cherry Potts)

July 10, 2013September 20, 2014 Editor Adrian Gantlope, Arachne Press, Carol Hardman, Cherry Potts, Ellie Stewart, Michael Trimmer, Peter Morgan, Rebecca Burns, Rob Walton

-Reviewed by Rebecca Burns- The backcover blurb for Stations states that that the anthology contains “[A] story for every station

‘Lovers’ Lies’ (ed. Katy Darby and Cherry Potts)

July 7, 2013 Editor Alison Willis, Arachne Press, Catherine Sharpe, Cherry Potts, Clare Sandling, Darren Lee, Jason Jackson, Jessica Lott, Katy Darby, Liars' League, Mi L Holliday, Michael McLoughlin, Michelle Shine, Nathan Good, Peter Higgins, Rebecca Gould, Richard Smyth, Richard T. Watson, Rob Cox, Rosalind Stopps, Tennyson

-Reviewed by Richard T. Watson– With a colourful, cheerful front cover, somewhat at odds with its ominous, dark-sounding title, Lovers’