-Reviewed by Emma Lee- Through the poems in Say, Sarala Estruch explores subjects such as losing a father as a
Thank you to everyone who submitted their nominations. We have counted and the shortlist has been revealed. Voting closes on
Congratulations on your recent win at the Saboteur Awards Festival 2021! How did you feel when you found out that
This month we are putting the focus on each category in the Saboteur Awards so voters can get a taster
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Nearly 2,200 people nominated in this year’s Saboteur Awards, and once again we are in awe at the variety of
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-Reviewed by Rachel Stirling- Fragile Houses, Nina Lewis’ debut pamphlet from V. Press, explores the subject of memory. She describes
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-Reviewed by Helen Calcutt– One word springs to mind when reading Knight’s first pamphlet All the footprints I left were red
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-Reviewed by Nina Lewis– I love poetry festivals, this new one promised a marked difference. One of the leading principles of
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reviewed by Stella Backhouse Known for his ambivalence towards the city of his birth, Philip Larkin’s best known work about
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–Reviewed by Alice Tarbuck– Periplous is a fascinating and unusual pamphlet, in that it imaginatively recreates the journey of Greek merchant-explorer
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Ahead of the Saboteur Awards 2017, Sabotage Reviews got in touch with some of our 2016 winners to see
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The DYNAMITE commission: Abi Palmer Sabotage Reviews is thrilled to announce that the winner of this year’s DYNAMITE commission is
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– Reviewed by Bethany W. Pope – In hilda doolittle’s carl jung t-shirt, Charlie Baylis has created work which is
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