Rebecca Perry – Sabotage

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Tender #6

June 6, 2015June 6, 2015 Becky Varley-Winter Bonny Cassidy, Ellen Addison, Émilie Gleason, Fie Norsker, Flaminia Cavagnaro, Harriet Moore, Holly Pester, James O'Leary, Kate Kilalea, Kathryn Maris, Kimiko Hahn, Marthe Jung, Rachael Allen, Rachel Benson, Rebecca Perry, Sarah Boulton, Sarah Potts, Sophie Collins, tender, Yukiko Motoya

– Reviewed by James O’Leary – Tender is a quarterly journal edited by Rachael Allen and Sophie Collins, seeking work

Anthology Poetry

Best Friends Forever (ed. by Amy Key)

January 15, 2015January 14, 2015 Editor Amy Key, Brenda Shaughnessy, Camellia Stafford, Catherine Smith, Claire Trévien, Fran Lock, Kathryn Maris, Kathy Pimlott, Liz Berry, Nia Davis, Rachel Piercey, Rebecca Perry, Sharanya Manivannan, Sophie Collins, The Emma Press

-Reviewed by Fiona Moore– Emma Press anthologies – charming, quirky, heartfelt – are becoming part of the poetry landscape. Best

‘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

Iota #87

August 6, 2010 Editor Alice Oswald, Arthur Haswell, Claire Crowther, David Dunscombe, Hugo Williams, interviews, Iota, Jane Weir, Julie Boden, Liam Jones, Liverpool, Merseyside, Nigel McLoughlin, Paul Maddern, poetry, Rebecca Perry, University of Gloucestershire

-Reviewed by Liam Jones- Iota is a British poetry magazine at the forefront of discovering and showcasing new and established