Claire Askew – Sabotage

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December 1, 2012 Editor 3:am, Afric McGlinchey, Alliance of Independent Authors, Andy Harrod, BRAG, China Miéville, Chris Emslie, Claire Askew, Claire Trévien, Dan Flore III, Dan Holloway, David Gaughran, HMTLGiant, Humphrey Astley, Ian Chung, IndiePENdents, Janet Friedman, Kate Tempest, Lindsay Buroker, Louisa Locke, Rachel Abbott, Rory O'Sullivan, Sarah Dawson, Stephen Welsh, The Creative Penn, Tori Truslow, World Literary Café

-We interrupt the usual broadcast with Claire Trévien– We were delighted to find out today that Sabotage Reviews was nominated

‘Starry Rhymes: 85 Years of Allen Ginsberg’ (edited by Claire Askew and Stephen Welsh)

October 24, 2011 Editor Allen Ginsberg, Beats, Chris Emslie, Claire Askew, Francis Wasser, Howl, Karen Head, Kevin MacNeil, Marion McCready, Michael Conley, poetry, Ryan Van Winkle, Starry Rhymes, Stephen Welsh, Suzannah Evans

-Reviewed by Chris Emslie– Best to begin honestly: I came very late to the Allen Ginsberg party. On my first look-through

An interview with Alex MacDonald, curator of Selected Poems

August 5, 2011 Editor Alex MacDonald, Anon, Arts Council, Betsy Trotwood, Claire Askew, Claire Trévien, Clinic, David Harsent, Days of Roses, Emily Berry, Five Dials, Frank O'Hara, Highgate Oxfam Book Store, Ian Hamilton, Jo Shapcott, Jonathan Faires, Night & Day, Paul Celan, poetry magazine, Poetry Review, Roddy Lumsden, Sam Riviere, selected poems, Starry Nights, The London Review of Books, The Rialto, The White Review, TS Eliot, V&A Reading Rooms

-Interviewed by Claire Trevien– Alex MacDonald is the organizer of Selected Poems, a monthly poetry night at the V&A where

Anon #7

June 27, 2011 Editor Anon Poetry Magazine, Carol Ann Duffy, Caroline Crew, Chloe Morrish, Chloe Stopa-Hunt, Claire Askew, Colin Fraser, Dave Coates, Emily Van Duyne, Grain, Jayne Fenton Keane, John Glenday, Juliet Wilson, Marion McCready, Peggy Hughes, Richard Moorhead, Russel Swenson, Scott Edward Anderson, Shivani Sivagurunathan, William Gault Bonar

-Reviewed by Chloe Stopa-Hunt– Around the halfway mark of Anon Seven is a short prose piece by Claire Askew, reflecting