Claire Crowther – Sabotage

Pamphlets Poetry

Bare George by Claire Crowther

March 7, 2017March 7, 2017 Becky Varley-Winter Bare George, Claire Crowther, Humphrey Astley, Shearsman

– Reviewed by Humphrey Astley – When approaching this pamphlet by West Country poet Claire Crowther, try not to be

Collection Poetry

Silents by Claire Crowther

July 13, 2015July 11, 2015 Becky Varley-Winter Bethany W. Pope, Claire Crowther, Hercules Editions, poetry and film, silent film, Silents

– Reviewed by Bethany W Pope – Claire Crowther’s Silents is a near-perfectly executed conceptual piece focused on recapturing the feel

Anthology Poetry

Maps & Legends: Poems to Find Your Way By, ed. Jo Bell and Jane Commane

April 17, 2014April 17, 2014 Editor Alistair Noon, Angela France, Bloodaxe, Charles Boyle, Charles Whalley, Chris McCabe, Claire Crowther, David Hart, David Morley, Deborah Tyler-Bennett, Jane Commane, Jeremy Poynting, Jo Bell, Luke Kennard, Matt Nunn, Michael Schmidt, Nine Arches Press, Phil Brown, Pringles, Ruth Larbey, Salt, Simon Thirsk, Simon Turner, Tom Chivers, Tony Williams

-Reviewed by Charles Whalley– The word ‘anthology’ comes from Greek for the gathering of flowers, for putting together garlands. Maps

Anthology Poetry

Drifting Down the Lane (ed. A. Marton and H. Lawler)

January 20, 2014January 20, 2014 Editor Agnes Marton, Andrew Bailey, Claire Crowther, Drifting Down the Lane, Fokkina McDonnell, Geraldine Monk, Goro Endow, Harriette Lawler, Lianne Strauss, Malgorzata Lazarek, Roberta Masciarella, Rodrigo Piedrahita, Sarah Crewe, Sascha Aurora Akhtar, Sidekick Books, Will Crawford, Yuyutsu Sharma

-Edited by Andrew Bailey– This is the fourth or fifth time I’ve tried to review Drifting Down the Lane, and

Iota #87

August 6, 2010 Editor Alice Oswald, Arthur Haswell, Claire Crowther, David Dunscombe, Hugo Williams, interviews, Iota, Jane Weir, Julie Boden, Liam Jones, Liverpool, Merseyside, Nigel McLoughlin, Paul Maddern, poetry, Rebecca Perry, University of Gloucestershire

-Reviewed by Liam Jones- Iota is a British poetry magazine at the forefront of discovering and showcasing new and established