Shakespeare – Sabotage

Collaboration Poetry

Muses and Bruises by Fran Lock & Steev Burgess, ed. by Mike Quille

January 3, 2018January 4, 2018 Becky Varley-Winter Becky Varley-Winter, Blake, Brookes, Chaucer, Clare, collage, Culture Matters, Fiacc, Fran Lock, Frances Lock, Keats, Manifesto Press, Marie de France, Mike Quille, Milton, Muses and Bruises, Plath, Rebecca Tamás, Shakespeare, Sophie Collins, Steev Burgess, Yeats

– Reviewed by Becky Varley–Winter – This collaboration – featuring poems by Fran Lock, and collages by Steev Burgess –

Anthology Pamphlets Poetry

The Austen/ Brontë/ Shakespeare Project ed. by Angela Topping

December 2, 2014 Editor Andy Jackson, Anne Stevenson, Brontës, Jane Austen, Markie Burnhope, Shakespeare, U.A. Fanthorpe. Luke Kennard, Valerie Laws

-Reviewed by Dave Coates– Angela Topping has edited three anthology-pamphlets, Advice on Proposals, The Scratching of Pens and Sweet Breast

The Ophelia Letters by Rebecca Tamás and The Burning by Anna Selby

November 15, 2013November 14, 2013 Editor Anna Selby, Ophelia, Paul McMenemy, Rebecca Tamás, salt modern voices, salt publishing, Shakespeare, Werner Herzog

-Reviewed by Paul McMenemy– The first poem in any collection has a lot of work to do, introducing themes,

‘#romance’ by Jess Green

August 22, 2012 Editor Beckham, Coronation Street, Éireann Lorsung, Ezra Pound, holdfire press, Jess Green, Match.com, Outkast, Primark, Red Stripe, Royal wedding, Shakespeare, Sylvia Plath, Ted Hughes, TS Eliot, Twitter Poetry

-Reviewed by Éireann Lorsung– Imagine—maybe this is easy, maybe you have to strain a bit—that time when you were just

‘The Glutton’s Daughter’ by Sinéad Wilson

February 22, 2012 Editor Afric McGlinchey, Bardot, Degas, Donut Press, pamphlet, Shakespeare, Sinead Wilson, The Glutton's Daughter, Toulouse Lautrec, TS Eliot

-Reviewed by Afric McGlinchey– Wit and clarity are two words I’d associate with Sinéad Wilson’s chapbook, The Glutton’s Daughter. Her