Rebecca Goss – Sabotage

Saboteur Awards Seasonal/End of year

Saboteur Awards 2015: Best Spoken Word Show, Regular Spoken Word Night, Spoken Word Performer, and One Off Event

June 2, 2015 websterpoet 2001: A Space Ode and Ditty, Bad Language, Bang Said the Gun!, Can't Care Won't Care, Chimene Suleyman, Colin Davies, Dan Cockrill, Ella Gainsborough, Evidently, Fat Roland, Hannah Silva, Heart Poems for Children’s Heart Week, Henry Raby, Hollie McNish, Holly Corfield Carr, Jackie Hagan, James Webster, Jo Bell, JP Daly, Kieren King, Kiran Millwood Hargrave and Tom de Freston, MINE, OE by Max Barton, Oz Hardwick, Project U, Rebecca Goss, Ross Sutherland, Say Owt Slam, Schlock!, Some People Have Too Many Legs, Sophia Walker, Standby for Tape Backup, Stu Freestone, The 52 Project, Unthank Books, Words and Women

– In which James Webster sums up Best Spoken Word Show, Regular Spoken Word Night, Spoken Word Performer, and One

Saboteur Awards

Saboteur Awards: Best One Off Event

May 16, 2015May 15, 2015 Editor #heartpoems, 52 Project, Goldney Grotto, Holly Corfield Carr, Jo Bell, Kiran Millwood-Hargrave, Max Barton, Rebecca Goss, Tom de Freston, Words and Women

This month, we will showcase each of the works shortlisted in the Saboteur Awards by category. Next up: one off’s! If

Anthology Poetry

Furies: a Poetry Anthology of Women Warriors ed. by Eve Lacey

October 26, 2014October 26, 2014 Editor Anja Konig, Claire Trévien, For Books' Sake, Furies, Helen Mort, Imtiaz Dharker, Malika Booker, Patience Aghabi, Rebecca Goss, Reeva Steenkamp, Susan Richardson

-Reviewed by Anja Konig– Acid attacks in Iran, Malala shot by the Taliban, abducted schoolgirls in Nigeria, Reeva Steenkamp dead

Flash Magazine Poetry

Bare Fiction #3

October 20, 2014October 19, 2014 Editor Bare Fiction, Charlotte Salter, Jane Roberts, Jennifer Wong, Lucy Jeynes, Mary Scheurer, Nicholas Boyle, Rebecca Goss, Robert Harper, Stuart Snelson, Thomas Misuraca, Usha Kishmore

-Reviewed by Jennifer Wong– Contemporary avant-garde creative journal Now in its third issue, the new 80-page literary journal, Bare Fiction,