Sophie Gainsley – Sabotage

Collaboration Saboteur Awards

Saboteur Awards 2017: Spotlight on the Best Collaborative Work Shortlist

April 26, 2017May 1, 2017 Editor Adam Steiner, Coventry, Coventry Ringroad, Disappear Here, Grim Chip, Harry Man, Ireland, Irish Writers Centre, Jane Talbot, Kevin Bateman, National Gallery, Poetry on the Picket Line, Scotland, Sidekick Books, Sophie Gainsley, UK, Women Aloud NI

This category ignited voters’ passions, with a multitude of excellent comments to choose from. Check out these multimedia collaborations that explore

Announcement Saboteur Awards

Saboteur Awards 2017 – The Shortlist and Longlist

April 3, 2017August 25, 2017 Editor Adam Craig, Aliya Whiteley, And Other Stories, Blast Theory, Bunbury magazine, Burning Eye Books, Butcher's Dog, Caleb Femi, César Aira, Cinnamon Press, Dave Coates, Dead ink, Dominic Bury, Duncan P. Bradshaw, Eley Williams, Elisabeth Sennitt Clough, Emma Hammond, Emma van Woerkom, Evidently, EyeCue, Fay Roberts, For Books' Sake, Freya McClements, Greg Freeman, Harry Man, Hollie McNish, Influx Press, Interrobang?!, Into the Void, Irenosen Okojie, J.R. Carpenter, Jacaranda Books, James Giddings, Jenn Ashworth, Jessica Traynor, Kevin Bateman, Lisa Luxx, Lucy Durneen, Maria Ferguson, Maudlin House, MidnightSun Publishing, OWF Press, Paper Swans Press, Paula Varjack, Penned in the Margins, Poetry Business, Reach Magazine, Read Fox Books, Richard Hirst, Rose Condo, Ross McCleary, Saboteur Awards, saboteur awards 2017, saboteur awards shortlist, Salena Godden, Scott Manley Hadley, Sidekick Books, Silhouette Press, Sophie Gainsley, Stephanie Conn, Templar, The Lonely Crowd, Tony White, Unity Words, Unsung Stories, Unthank Books, Valley Press, WORD!, Zimzalla

Nearly 2,200 people nominated in this year’s Saboteur Awards, and once again we are in awe at the variety of

Astronaut #1

March 27, 2013 Editor Alana Tomlin, Astronaut Zine, Betty Doyle, Charlotte Henson, Helen Mort, John Clegg, O. Goldstein, Sophie Gainsley

-Reviewed by Alana Tomlin– Astronaut brings a brief assortment of poetry and short prose from, the title implies, ‘outer space’.