Simon Barraclough – Page 2 – Sabotage

Seasonal/End of year

End of Year Round-Up: Luke Kennard

December 23, 2010 Editor Cake, Foyle Young Poets, How to Disappear, Jane Draycott, Luke Kennard, Mark Twain, Mercy’s 12 Angry E-Zines project, Penned in the Margins, Ross Sutherland, Simon Barraclough, The Brothers Karamazov, The Harbour Beyond the Movie, The Migraine Hotel, The National, The Solex Brothers

Like a drip-feed, I will be releasing the answers of authors to my three questions over the coming days. First

Pocket Spellbook vs Coin Opera

November 21, 2010 Editor Aditi Machado, Alexandra Lazar, Aliya Whiteley, Amy Key, Chrissy Williams, Cliff Hammett, coin opera, David Floyd, Declan Ryan, Dr Fulminare, Edward Mackay, Helena Nelson, i-lib, Ian McLachlan, Jack Underwood, John Clegg, Jon Stone, Julia Bird, Luke Kennard, Mark Waldron, Oliver Townsend Saroj Patel, pocket spellbook, Rab Green, Richard T. Watson, Ross Sutherland, Rowyda Amin, Sidekick Books, Simon Barraclough, Sophie Mayer, Tony Williams

-Reviewed by Richard T. Watson– Dr Fulminare is an excommunicated alchemist who gathers together poems and drawings so that they

Polarity Magazine #1 ‘Death vs. Taxes’

June 29, 2010 Editor art, Byam Shaw, Carol Watts, Claire Trévien, flash fiction, Frank Key, George Ttouli, Hazel Atashroo, James Brookes, James Harringman, John Yeadon, Kirsten Irving, Martin Green, Mike Bradley, Neeral Bhatt, Peter Blegvad, Peter Davidson, poetry, Polarity Magazine, Sharon Kivland, Siavash Pournouri, Simon Barraclough, Surrealism

Polarity is a rare audacity in the midst of budget cuts: a beautifully produced glossy-papered magazine. At a time when