Linda Black – Sabotage

Poetry Seasonal/End of year

The Sabotage Reviews top 10 of (published) poetry this year

December 17, 2013December 17, 2013 Editor Afric McGlinchey, Agnes Marton, Alana Tomlin, Alex Campbell, Ananya S Guha, angela topping, Anna Selby, Billy Mills, Burning Eye, Charles Whalley, Chris McCabe, Chris Pusateri, Chrissy Williams, David Clarke, dean, Diane Marie, Emma Wright, Freke Räihä, Harry Giles, Hayden Westfield-Bell, Helen ivory, Isobel Dixon, James Bunting, Jennifer Edgecombe, Kate Birch, Laura Seymour, Linda Black, Lindsey Holland, Mark Burnhope, Mark Goodwin, Paul McMenemy, Rachel Piercey, Rebecca Tamás, Rosie Breese, Sam Riviere, Sarah Crewe, Sarah Hymas, Simon Barraclough, Sophie Mayer, Stephen Emmerson, The Emma Press

-Compiled by Claire Trévien– Tis the seasons for lists and we don’t like feeling left out. So, as is our

‘The Son of a Shoemaker’ by Linda Black

March 18, 2013 Editor Billy Mills, Brion Gysin, Constance Buel Burnett, Danny Kaye, Hans Christian Andersen, Hearing Eye, Linda Black, Poetry café, Shearsman, William S. Burroughs

-Reviewed by Billy Mills– Of all the formal devices embraced by late 19th and early 20th century French poetic innovators,

‘This Line Is Not For Turning’, ed. by Jane Monson (Cinnamon Press)

December 12, 2011 Editor Andy Brown, Anthony Rudolf, Carrie Etter, Cinnamon Press, David Gilbert, Diana Fairfax, George Szirtes, Jane Monson, John McGhee, Joyce Goldstein, Kierkegaard, Lamorna Elmer, Linda Black, Luke Kennard, Nathan Thompson, Rebecca Perry, Richard Gwyn, Robert Vas Dias, Sylvia Fairclough, The Best British Poetry 2011, The Forward Book of Poetry 2011, This Line Is Not For Turning

-Reviewed by John McGhee– Kindles still garble poetry. Line breaks are a crapshoot and poets who attempt exotic formatting are