The Sabotage Reviews top 10 of (published) poetry this year
-Compiled by Claire Trévien– Tis the seasons for lists and we don’t like feeling left out. So, as is our
Read more-Compiled by Claire Trévien– Tis the seasons for lists and we don’t like feeling left out. So, as is our
Read more-Reviewed by Lettie McKie– Reading poetry is often like doing a crossword, when you first read its clues you may
Read more-Reviewed by Joan Standwick- Binders full of women was originally a limited-edition chapbook edited by Sophie Mayer and Sarah Crewe created
Read more-Listed by Claire Trévien– As the end of the year approaches, it is customary to attempt round-ups of sorts. Last
Read more-Reviewed by Harry Giles– Catechism is a broad, open-hearted project, an anthology of poems for Pussy Riot, to which 110
Read more-In Virtual Conversation with Claire Trévien– A three way interview with the editors of the print and ebook anthology Catechism: Poem
Read more-In Virtual Conversation with Claire Trévien– A three way interview with the editors of the print and ebook anthology Catechism: Poem
Read more-Assembled by Claire Trevien– Pamphlets make the perfect Christmas present or stocking filler. For one, they’re usually gorgeously produced objects,
Read more– Reviewed by Mark Burnhope– This year’s National Poetry Day had the theme of ‘Games.’ So it feels apt
Read more-Reviewed by Mark Burnhope– If reading McCready’s debut pamphlet puts me in mind of two or three poets in particular,
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