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Seasonal/End of year Spoken Word

The Farrago Zoo Awards and New Year Slam 27/01/2012

March 8, 2012 Editor Abraham Gibson, Amy Acre, Amy McAllister, Anthony Fairweather, Farrago, Fran Landesman, Harry Baker, Issy McKenzie, John Paul O'Neil, Kath Best, Kathleen Stavert, Katrina Quinn, Keith Jarrett, Kemi Taiwo, Lettie McKie, Mark Niel, Miles Davis Landesman, Nia Barge, Penny Ashton, performance poetry, poetry, Rosie Marteau, Sarah Moore, slam, Susana Medina, Zoo Awards

@ The Rada Foyer Bar – reviewed by Issy McKenzie – This thing called ‘Slam’ When Sabotage asked me if

Three Love Poems for the Romantically Disinclined

February 14, 2012 Editor Betty Herbert, Czesław Miłosz, John Donne, love poems, poetry, Sarah Maguire, Valentine's Day

By Betty Herbert Valentine’s Day: roses, champagne, lace knickers and bad poetry. It’s tempting to ignore the whole rotten lot

Seasonal/End of year

Poetry Pamphlets: A 2011 Top Ten

December 12, 2011 Editor 2011 poetry, amy de'ath, Angus Sinclair, Claire Trévien, Corrupt Press, Deborah Tyler-Bennett, Donut Press, Emily Hasler, Gatehouse Press, Happenstance Press, James McGonical, Jon Mitchell, JT Welsch, Kirsten Irving, Luke Kennard, Mariscat Press, Mark Burnhope, Megan Fernandes, Nine Arches, poetry, poetry pamphlets, Printed Matter Press, Rack Press, Roisin Tierney, salt modern voices, Sarah Dawson, Tim Cockburn, top ten, Wayne Holloway-Smith

-Assembled by Claire Trevien– Pamphlets make the perfect Christmas present or stocking filler. For one, they’re usually gorgeously produced objects,

Magazine Online Magazine

Five Dials #21

November 25, 2011 Editor Adam Green, Alexander Larman, Barry Tench, Bojana Gajski, Craig Taylor, Daniel Smith, Five Dials, Hamish Hamilton, Heathcote Williams, Helen Conford, Jonas Hassen Khemiri, Kid Koala, Lizzy Steward, Neil Young, Nuclear Physics, poetry, R Kelly, Raymond Chandler, Virginia Woolf, William S. Burroughs

-Reviewed by Barry Tench– Five dials is a downloadable PDF literary journal from Hamish Hamilton and your first impression of

‘Starry Rhymes: 85 Years of Allen Ginsberg’ (edited by Claire Askew and Stephen Welsh)

October 24, 2011 Editor Allen Ginsberg, Beats, Chris Emslie, Claire Askew, Francis Wasser, Howl, Karen Head, Kevin MacNeil, Marion McCready, Michael Conley, poetry, Ryan Van Winkle, Starry Rhymes, Stephen Welsh, Suzannah Evans

-Reviewed by Chris Emslie– Best to begin honestly: I came very late to the Allen Ginsberg party. On my first look-through

‘Anatomically Incorrect Sketches of Marine Animals’ by Sarah Dawson

October 20, 2011May 1, 2017 Editor ereader, Ian Chung, Kindle, McSweeney's, poetry, Sarah Dawson, self-publishing

-Reviewed by Ian Chung– Since this is a review of a chapbook designed for the Kindle, in the interests of

Clinic II

August 19, 2011 Editor Andrew Parkes, art, Clinic, Music, poetry, Rachel Allen, Rory O'Sullivan, Sam Buchan-Watts, Sean Roy Parker

-Reviewed by Rory O’Sullivan– In Clinic’s own words, this – their second anthology – is a “physical embodiment” of their

Magazine Online Magazine

Curbside Quotidian #3

August 17, 2011 Editor Christine Utz, Curbside Quotidian, Daniel Fitzsimmons, Danny Lalonde, Eleanor Bennett, Fiction, Ian Chung, Inge Hoonte, Kevin Heaton, Nick Kowalczyk, non-fiction, online magazine, poetry, Robert Frost, Yaki Margulies

-Reviewed by Ian Chung– There is a range of strong and enjoyable work to be found in Issue 3 of

Blogzines Online Magazine

Used Furniture Review

June 8, 2011 Editor Cassie Manne, Claire Trévien, Karol Nielsen, Liz Masi, Mark Halliday, Meg Pokrass, poetry, Poetry Tattoos, Used Furniture Review, webzine

–Reviewed by Claire Trévien– Online magazines seem to go one of two ways: either they emulate the print copy by having

Anthology Short Stories

Clouds Over The Lune Valley: Songs and Stories From Our Valley

May 29, 2011 Editor Clare Weze Easterby, Clouds Over the Lune, Fiction, Make A Wish, Mary Sylvia Winter, Melissa Bailey, poetry, Rainbow Trust, Richard T. Watson, Turner, Wordsworth

-Reviewed by Richard T. Watson– You may not be familiar with the Lune Valley, but I think you should be.