Jonathan Davidson – Sabotage

Festival Spoken Word

Verve Poetry Festival, 16-19th February 2017

March 25, 2017 Editor Amerah Saleh, Anna Freeman, Anthony Anaxagorou, Bernhard Christianssen, Bethany Slinn, Bohdan Piasecki, Charley Genever, Clive Birnie, Cynthia Miller, Daljit Nagra, Dean Atta, Deanna Rodger, Emma Wright, Fran Lock, Hannah Silva, Helen Mort, Hibaq Osman, Isobel Dixon, Jane Commane, Jess Green, Jonathan Davidson, Kareem Parkins-Brown, Katrina Naomi, Kim Moore, Luke Kennard, Mona Arshi, Nina Lewis, Raymond Antrobus, Richard O'Brien, Roz Goddard, Sabrina Mahfouz, Sarah Howe, Skye Hawkins, Spoken Word, Stuart Bartholomew, Susannah Dickie, Toby Campion, Vanessa Kisuule, Verve Poetry Festival, Waterstones

-Reviewed by Nina Lewis– I love poetry festivals, this new one promised a marked difference. One of the leading principles of

Anthology Pamphlets Poetry

A Quire of Paper by Maura Dooley & All My Important Nothings ed. by Maura Dooley

January 31, 2016January 28, 2016 Becky Varley-Winter A Quire of Paper, Abigail Parry, All My Important Nothings, Daljit Nagra, Ian Duhig, Imtiaz Dharker, Jackie Kay, Jane Austen, Jonathan Davidson, Katrina Naomi, Maura Dooley, Penny Boxall, Smith Doorstop, The Poetry Busineaa, Writers' houses, Zaffar Kunial

– Reviewed by Penny Boxall – These two attractive pamphlets, published by Smith Doorstop, are the fruits of Maura Dooley’s

Collection Poetry

Humfrey Coningsby by Jonathan Davidson

July 12, 2015July 11, 2015 Becky Varley-Winter Geoffrey Hill, Humfrey Coningsby, Jonathan Davidson, JPL, Mercian Hymns, Valley Press

– Reviewed by JPL – Among a plethora of worthy poetry publications, Jonathan Davidson’s Humfrey Coningsby – loosely based on the life of a

A Midlands Odyssey Nine Arches Press

Collection Short Stories

A Midlands Odyssey (ed. Polly Stoker, Elisabeth Charis & Jonathan Davidson)

January 21, 2015July 25, 2015 dj4twinx A Midlands Odyssey, Dragan Todrovic, Elisabeth Charis, Homer, Iliad, Jonathan Davidson, Kit De Waal, Lindsey Davis, Natalie Haynes, Nine Arches Press, Odysseus, Paul McDonald, Polly Stoker, Richard T. Watson, Yasmin Ali

-Reviewed by Richard T. Watson– As a fan of the Classics in general, and a Midlander, I had a feeling