Nikita Biswal reviews Hope Mirrlees
Paris: A Poem published by Faber & Faber (2020) First published by the Hogarth Press in 1920, Hope Mirrlees’s Paris saw a
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Jade Cuttle on Guillaume Apollinaire
A brief delve into the French poet and playwright I first stumbled across the work of Guillaume Apollinaire as a
Poppy Kleiser on Liz Berry and Alison Brackenbury
Poetry and Place: Where We Are This year, the Arts Council funded Places of Poetry, a project curated by Paul Farley
Martha Sprackland reviews Ilya Kaminsky
Deaf Republic published by Faber & Faber (2019) Forgive me for what I’m telling you;Quietly, quietly read it back to
Olly Todd reviews Jennifer Lee Tsai
Kismet published by ignitionpress (2019) The corridors of memory are labyrinthine, leading to rooms of revelry and lament by turns.
Leaf Arbuthnot reviews Isabel Galleymore
Significant Other published by Carcanet (2019) Isabel Galleymore’s debut collection for Carcanet, Significant Other, also visits the Amazon, although not the
Leaf Arbuthnot reviews Martha Sprackland
Milk Tooth published by Rough Trade Editions (2019) Martha Sprackland’s pamphlet Milk Tooth opens with a tremor of uncertainty. “What do I
Robert Selby reviews Zaffar Kunial
Six published by Faber & Faber (2019) “The English are not very spiritual people,” George Bernard Shaw supposedly once said,
Walking to the End of the World
A short story by Regi Claire Behind the hedge a bird shrieked, then fell silent again. Small shadows skittered to
Fireman’s Carry
A short story by Steven Heighton We shoulder the coffin of my friend Warren Reed down the front steps of