What Cult? A Critical Engagement with Watts’ Essay
-by Katie Ailes– When I first read Rebecca Watts’ essay “The Cult of the Noble Amateur” in PN Review 239
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The Challenges of Reviewing Spoken Word
-by Claire Trévien– Since launching Sabotage Reviews nearly 8 years ago, reviewing spoken word has been at the core of
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THE BOOK OF HOURS. Creating a collaboration poetry film project
-By Lucy English– When I tell people I am working on a poetry film project they make the assumption that
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Letter from a Young Poet by Hyam Plutzik
– Reviewed by Anthony Costello – Hyam Plutzik‘s Letter from a Young Poet should not be confused with Rilke’s Letters
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Forgive the Language: Essays on Poets and Poetry by Katy Evans-Bush
– Reviewed by Jenna Clake – Katy Evans-Bush’s collection of essays, Forgive the Language, is wide-ranging. Essays generally fall into three categories:
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The Ascent of Feminist Poetry by Charles Bane Jr
– Reviewed by Charlie Baylis – In The Ascent of Feminist Poetry Charles Bane Jr. presents a spirited argument that
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Shine A Light, The Light Won’t Pass by Natalie Vestin
– Reviewed by Penny Boxall – Natalie Vestin has some serious accolades in the realms of both literature and
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Word Play: Finding Innovation in Small Press Poetry from the Texas Borderlands
– By C.A. LaRue – In this age of social media and multiculturalism, language is more fluid than ever before.
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‘Literary Jury Duty’: Why Reviewing Matters.
Nominations for the next Saboteur Awards will open on 1st April. As we look towards them, here is what Afric
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9 Computer-Generated Novels You Should Read, or Attempt To, or At Least Look At In Wonderment
-by Harry Giles– November is, of course, National Novel Writing Month. It’s hard to be in any way involved in
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