‘The Necropolis Boat’ by Luke Kennard
-Reviewed by Andrew Bailey– Luke Kennard’s The Necropolis Boat has a subtitle that offers a handy way in to the
Read more-Reviewed by Andrew Bailey– Luke Kennard’s The Necropolis Boat has a subtitle that offers a handy way in to the
Read more– Reviewed by Rob A. Mackenzie– I don’t know what I expected from Emily Critchley’s Sonnets for Luke, but it
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Read more-Reviewed by Éireann Lorsung– There is an essay by the poet Adrienne Rich entitled “Tourism and Promised Lands” (it’s in
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Read moreSalt Modern Voices are a series of poetry and fiction pamphlets published by Salt Publishing. This Autumn, several of its
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