amy de’ath – Sabotage

Anthology Poetry

Out of Everywhere 2 ed. by Emily Critchley

September 20, 2015September 20, 2015 Becky Varley-Winter amy de'ath, Andrea Brady, Becky Varley-Winter, Bernadette Mayer, Carol Mirakove, Carol Watts, Caroline Bergvall, Carrie Etter, Catherine Wagner, Catriona Strang, Christine Kennedy, Corina Copp, Denise Riley, Eleni Sikelianos, Elizabeth James/Frances Presley, Elizabeth Treadwell, Elizabeth-Jane Burnett, Emily Critchley, Erín Moure, Fanny Howe, Frances Kruk, Francesca Lisette, Frank O'Hara, Geraldine Monk, Heather Fuller, Holly Pester, Jean Day, Jennifer Cooke, Jennifer Moxley, Juliana Spahr, Kai Fierle-Hedrick, Kaia Sand, Lee Ann Brown, Leslie Scalapino, Lisa Jarnot, Lisa Robertson, Lisa Samuels, Lissa Wolsak, Maggie O'Sullivan, Mairéad Byrne, Marianne Morris, Mei-mei Berssenbrugge, Myung Mi Kim, Rachel Blau DuPlessis, Reality Street, Redell Olsen, Sara Wintz, Sascha Akhtar, Sophie Mayer, Sophie Robinson, Susan Gevirtz, Susan Howe, Susan Schultz, Susana Gardner, Vanessa Place, Zoë Skoulding

– Reviewed by Becky Varley–Winter – It’s alive. Out of Everywhere 2: Linguistically innovative poetry by women in North America

Seasonal/End of year

Poetry Pamphlets: A 2011 Top Ten

December 12, 2011 Editor 2011 poetry, amy de'ath, Angus Sinclair, Claire Trévien, Corrupt Press, Deborah Tyler-Bennett, Donut Press, Emily Hasler, Gatehouse Press, Happenstance Press, James McGonical, Jon Mitchell, JT Welsch, Kirsten Irving, Luke Kennard, Mariscat Press, Mark Burnhope, Megan Fernandes, Nine Arches, poetry, poetry pamphlets, Printed Matter Press, Rack Press, Roisin Tierney, salt modern voices, Sarah Dawson, Tim Cockburn, top ten, Wayne Holloway-Smith

-Assembled by Claire Trevien– Pamphlets make the perfect Christmas present or stocking filler. For one, they’re usually gorgeously produced objects,

‘I Sing of Bricks’ by Angela Topping & ‘Erec & Enide’ by Amy De’ath

April 27, 2011 Editor Afric McGlinchey, Alexandre Astruc, amy de'ath, Andrew Duncan, angela topping, Chrétien De Troyes, Matt Simpson, salt modern voices, salt publishing

-Reviewed by Afric McGlinchey– These two poets inhabit entirely different worlds, not just because they come from different generations, but in