-Reviewed by Kristin D. Urban- If you feel unsettled while reading The False River (Unthank Books), then Nick Holdstock has
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– reviewed by Jessica Holliland – Back in July, I had the pleasure of heading along to Plymouth’s Theatre
-Reviewed by Phoebe Walker- Caroline Hardaker’s debut poetry pamphlet is a triumph of contemporary myth-making. The poems in this slim
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-Reviewed by Pat Edwards- A pamphlet of just sixteen poems, this is a beautiful piece of work I happily read
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-Reviewed by Deirdre Hines- Primers is the brainchild of a mentoring and publishing scheme devised by the Poetry School and Nine
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-Reviewed by Katy Lewis Hood- Near the beginning of her debut pamphlet Night Waters, Pratyusha translates a fragment from a
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-Reviewed by Sam Edwards- With Sweet Home (Stinging Fly), longlisted for the Edge Hill Short Story Prize 2019, Wendy Erskine
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-Reviewed by Joshua Lambert- Live Show, Drink Included (Holland Park Press), is a collection of short stories from Vicky Grut,
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-Reviewed by Dipika Mummery- What is it really like to move across geographical and cultural borders in a way that
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-Reviewed by Cath Barton- In physical terms light brings energy, and darkness is the absence of light. So it makes
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-Reviewed by Jenny Booth- Catholic Boy (Doire Press) is Rosemary Jenkinson’s third collection of short fiction, shortlisted for the 2019
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