Tania Hershman – Sabotage

Seasonal/End of year

….and this year’s most read reviews are….

December 17, 2017December 22, 2017 Editor David Colmer, Diane Lockward, Fay Roberts, Jo Mazelis, John Cooper Clarke, Lydia Towsey, Mark Pajak, New Orleans Poetry Festival, Nina Bhakoo, Peter Verhelst, Sophie McKeand, Spoken Word, Tania Hershman

-Collated by Claire Trévien– It’s that time of year again, where end of year lists sprout across the internet, tilting

Collection Short Stories

Some Of Us Glow More Than Others by Tania Hershman

May 30, 2017May 29, 2017 dj4twinx Richard T. Watson, Some Of Us Glow More Than Others, Tania Hershman, Unthank Books

-Reviewed by Richard T. Watson– The title of Tania Hershman’s third collection comes from one of the stories inside –

Anthology Short Stories

The End: Fifteen Endings to Fifteen Paintings ed. Ashley Stokes

December 11, 2016December 11, 2016 dj4twinx Adrian Slatcher, Ailsa Cox, Angela Readman, Ashley Stokes, David Rose, Nicholas Ruston, Sarah Dobbs, Tania Hershman, The End: Fifteen Endings for Fifteen Paintings, Unthank Books, Unthology, ZoeLambert

-Reviewed by Adrian Slatcher– Ekphrasis, or writing that describes a work of art, is commonplace in poetry, but less so in

Seasonal/End of year

Sabotage Reviews’ End of Year Critic’s Choice 2016

December 3, 2016August 25, 2017 Editor A.K Blakemore, Abi Palmer, Andrew Walton, Bang Said the Gun!, Being Dad: Short Stories About Fatherhood, Ben Norris, Beyonce, Burning Eye Books, Caleb Femi, Cath Barton, Charley Barnes, Chloe Stopa-Hunt, Claire Trévien, Clinic, Dan Holloway, David Attwooll, Denise Riley, Edwina Attlee, Emily Dickinson, Fay Roberts, Galley Beggar Press, Genna Gardini, Geraldine Clarkson, Gwendolyn Brooks, Hammer and Tongue, Hel Gurney, Helen ivory, Hollie McNish, James Clammer, Jemima Foxtrot, John McCullough, Jules Laforgue, Katie Griffiths, Leah Umansky, Lucy Ingrams, Lydia Towsey, Maria Ferguson, Maureen Cullen, Mina Loy, Nikesh Shukla, Nine Arches Press, Poetry London, Rialto, Richard Scott, Richard T. Watson, Saboteur Awards, Sally Jack, Sarah Howe, Soloman O.B., Stéphane Mallarmé, Stevie Smith, T. S. Eliot, Tania Hershman, The Mechanisms, Tinderbox Poetry Journal, Unthology, Unthology 8, Vahni Capildeo, Vanessa Kisuule, Warsan Shire

It’s that time of year again when reviewers and editors look back on this year’s publications and performances and share

Pamphlets Poetry Saboteur Awards

Nothing Here is Wild, Everything is Open by Tania Hershman

August 11, 2016August 10, 2016 Becky Varley-Winter angela topping, Fool For Poetry Chapbook Prize, Nothing Here is Wild Everything is Open, Saboteur Awards 2016, Southword Editions, Tania Hershman

– Reviewed by Angela Topping – I first encountered Hershman’s work as a short story writer published by Salt. She

Anthology Poetry

Over Land, Over Sea: Poems for those seeking refuge ed. by Kathleen Bell, Emma Lee & Siobhan Logan

May 22, 2016 Becky Varley-Winter Afric McGlinchey, Ambrose Musiyiwa, Ammar Bin Hatim, Andy N, Chrissie Gittins, Daniel O’Donnell-Smith, Danielle Hope, David Belbin, Emma Lee, Five Leaves Bookshop, George Symonds, Gregory Woods, Jasmine Heydari, Joan Byrne, Kathleen Bell, Ken Evans, Kerry Featherstone, Laura Taylor, Lydia Towsey, Mahendra Solanki, Marilyn Ricci, Mariya Pervez, Over Land Over Sea: Poems for those seeking refuge, Peter Wyton, Rod Duncan, Rory Waterman, Rose Scooler, Roy Marshall, Saboteur Awards 2016, Saboteur Awards longlist, Sally Flint, Sally Jack, Siobhan Logan, Tania Hershman

– Reviewed by Afric McGlinchey – Over Land, Over Sea is a timely and generous publication (the proceeds from sales go

Pamphlets Poetry Saboteur Awards

Spotlight on the Best Poetry Pamphlet Shortlist

May 9, 2016May 25, 2016 Editor Camille Ralphs, Cinnamon Press, Eyewear Publishing, Indigo Dreams Publishing, Julie Morrissy, Neil Elder, Southword Editions, Stuart A. Paterson, Tania Hershman, The Emma Press

We continue our spotlight on each category, this time turning to the Best Poetry Pamphlet category which takes us from

Saboteur Awards Uncategorized

The Shortlist for the Saboteur Awards 2016

May 1, 2016May 13, 2016 Editor A Lovely Word, Abi Palmer, Ad Hoc Fiction, Adam Horovitz, Afric McGlinchey, Agnes Marton, Agnes Török, Alison Lang, Alistair Noon, And Other Stories, Andrew Wynn Owen, Andrew ‘Mulletproof’ Graves, Anthony Fisher, Arcadia Missa, Ash Dickinson, Ashley Lister, Bad Language, Bang Said the Gun!, Bare Fiction, Becky Cherriman, Ben Wilkinson, Bethany W. Pope, Bill Jones, Blackstaff Press, BlueSCI, Bottle of Smoke Press, Bunbury magazine, Burning Eye, Cafe Rio, Camille Ralph, Charles Whalley, Chrissie Gittins, Cinnamon Press, Clare Pollard, Colin Davies, Danielle Mclaughlin, Daunt Books Publishing, Dave Coates, David Hartley, David Turner, Dawntreader, Dead Ink Books, Deborah Alma, Dom&Ink, Emily Harrison, Emma Lee, Emma Press, End of All Things Podcast, Eoghan Ryan, Evidently, Eyewear Publishing, Fat Roland, Fictions of Every Kind, Find the Right Words, Fiona Moore, Five Leaves Bookshop, Flarestack Poets, Fran Isherwood, Freight Books, Funhouse, Giles Goodland, Granta, Greg Freeman, Gutter, Hammer & Tongue, Han Kang, Hand Job Zine, Hannah Chutzpah, Happenstance Press, Harry Gallon, Helen ivory, Helen Mclory, Helen Oyeyemi, Hollie McNish, I am not a silent poet, Ian Bailey, Imove, Indigo Dreams Publishing, Irish Poetry Shop, Isabel Costello, J.O. Morgan, Jackie Hagan, James O'Leary, James Trevelyan, James Whitman, Jan Carson, Jane Talbot, Janice Galloway, Jasmine Ann Cooray, Jemima Foxtrot, Jenny Offil, Jess Green, Jim Carruth, Joanna Walsh, Jody Porter, Joe Reeve, Joey Connolly, John Fuller, Jools Barrett, Joseph Ridgwell, Joy Lane Publishing, JT Welsch, Julie Morrissy, K J Orr, Karen Dennison, Karen Little, Kate Garett, Kate Tempest, Katy Evans-Bush, Kieren King, Lakeview International Journal of Literature and Arts, Lara Williams, Liars' League, Liberties Press, Lighthouse Literary Journal, Linda Stupart, Literary Salmon, LMA Baman-Milner, Loud Poets, Louise Fazackerley, Lucy Allan, Luke Wright, Lunar Poetry, Marcas Mac an Tuairneir, Maria Ferguson, Mark Farley, Megan Nolan, Metatron, Michael Stewart, Michelle Tudor, Mother's Milk Books, Mr Fluffypunk’s Penny Gaff, Mslexia, Murder Slim Books, Nandini Dhar, Naomi Booth, Naomi Frisby, Neil Elder, Nina Allan, Onion Custard Publishing, Open Pen, Oz Hardwick, Padraig Regan, Paper Swans Press, Penned in the Margins, Penny Goring, Platypus Press, Poetry on the spot, Portobello Books, Prac Crit, Preti Taneja, Prole, Queen's Ferry Press, Rachel Benson, Rally & Broad, Reach Poetry, Rialto, Richard Scott, Robert Garnham, Rod Tame, Ross Sutherland, Roulade, Saboteur Awards, Saboteur Awards 2016, Salena Godden, salt publishing, Sandstone Press, Sanitarium Press, Sean Mahoney, Shelley Tracey, Sidekick Books, Simon Barraclough, SJ Fowler, Sleepy House Press, Sofia Banzhaf, Sophia Walker, Southword Editions, Stanzas, Stephen Watt, Stinging Fly, Stuart A. Paterson, Sue Rainsford, Susan Evans, Tangent Books, Tania Hershman, Test Centre, The Emma Press, The Fat Damsel, The Knives Forks and Spoons Press, The Missing Slate, Tom de Freston, u.v. ray, Unthank, Upswing, Urbane Publications, Valley Press, Vanguard Readings, Vasiliki Legaki, Wendy Pratt, Wild Word Press, Write Out Loud, Yvonne Reddick

Over 1700 people nominated in this year’s Saboteur Awards, and once again we are in awe at the variety of

Pamphlets Poetry

Kiss Of The Viking by Julie Maclean

October 17, 2014October 16, 2014 Editor Assistenz cemetery, Copenhagen, Fram Museum, Julie Maclean, Lucy Furlong, Oslo, Poetry Salzburg, Roald Amundsen, Tania Hershman

-Reviewed by Lucy Furlong– In an interview with Tania Hershman last year, Julie Maclean said that she loves ‘to feel

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Bare Fiction Magazine #2

September 27, 2014May 10, 2020 dj4twinx Adam Horowitz, Bare Fiction, Bethany Rivers, Bethany W. Pope, Carly Holmes, Cath Barton, Dirty Protest Theatre Company, Douglas Robertson, Isobel Dixon, J L Boganschneider, Lisa Panepinto, Niki Orfanou, Othniel Smith, Play, Rachel Trezise, Robert Harper, Saboteur Awards 2014, Sian Rhys James, Tania Hershman, Thomas McColl

-Reviewed by Cath Barton- Bare Fiction is a literary magazine available in print and digital formats, but the magazine is